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Vice President Kamala Harris called on other nations on 2022-04-18 to pledge not to perform destructive direct-ascent antisatellite tests.
L3Harris won Basic Order Agreements from the Defense Department’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center Data Readiness for Artificial Intelligence Development program, a five-year program with a $242,000,000 ceiling.
L3Harris Technologies showcased its ability to create synthetic training data for both electro-optical and synthetic aperture radar imagery at the 2022 GEOINT Symposium.
The first eight Tracking Layer satellites, made by L3Harris and SpaceX, are projected to launch in 2023.
L3Harris won an $84,000,000 contract from AFRL in 2018 to build NTS-3.
L3Harris Technologies has been awarded a contract by the Japan Meteorological Agency to conduct an advanced study to improve the accuracy and timing of Japan’s weather forecasting.
L3Harris Technologies will lead the geostationary hyperspectral infrared sounder study for the Japan Meteorological Agency’s future enterprise.
L3Harris won the initial MOSSAIC contract in February 2020 to maintain and upgrade radar and optical sensors and command-and-control systems.
L3Harris Technologies (NYSE:LHX) was awarded $117,000,000 for option-year three of a U.S. Space Force and U.S. Space Command contract to maintain and modernize infrastructure to track objects in space.
At L3Harris, Maria Hedden led an operational turnaround that culminated in her appointment to President in 2015.
The Missile Defense Agency will launch two prototype infrared satellites in late 2023, one from L3Harris and one from Northrop Grumman, to conduct experiments.
The Space Development Agency’s first batch of eight sensor satellites includes four from L3Harris and four from SpaceX and is projected to launch in early 2023.
L3Harris pivoted from making hosted payloads to building small satellites about five years ago and built a new business around the concept of responsive space for military and intelligence agencies.
CesiumAstro secured $60,000,000 in an oversubscribed Series B funding round co-led by Airbus Ventures and Forever Ventures with strategic participation from L3Harris Technologies.
The Department of Defense’s Space Development Agency purchased the first eight Tracking Layer satellites in 2020, four from L3Harris and four from a SpaceX–Leidos team.
The first eight Tracking Layer satellites from L3Harris and the SpaceX–Leidos team passed design reviews and are scheduled to launch in 2023.
L3Harris delivered its fourth Advanced Baseline Imager to NASA in late 2021.
L3Harris Technologies’ third high-resolution weather instrument is scheduled to launch on 2022-03-01 onboard a NOAA satellite.
L3Harris is developing a next-generation geostationary imager concept design for future GeoXO programs.
L3Harris Technologies built the fourth Advanced Baseline Imager and integrated it into NOAA’s Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite-U (GOES-U).