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VAMPIRE is part of L3Harris's broader Counter-Unmanned Systems (C-UAS) initiative.
L3Harris Technologies has expanded its VAMPIRE™ system to include specialized variants for land, maritime, air, and electronic warfare operations.
L3Harris has incorporated additional sensor capabilities, precision weapons, electronic jammers, and non-kinetic effects into the VAMPIRE system.
L3Harris has decades of expertise that contributes to the development of affordable and reliable solutions to combat unmanned systems.
L3Harris completed a $100 million expansion of its satellite integration and test facility in Palm Bay, Florida, aimed at producing satellites for Golden Dome.
Rob Mitrevski is the president of Golden Dome Strategy and Integration at L3Harris.
The U.S. Space Force Space Operations Command’s Mission Delta 2 unit is ready to employ the L3Harris Technologies Advanced Tracking and Launch Analysis System (ATLAS).
L3Harris received its initial $53 million contract for ATLAS in October 2018.
Ed Zoiss, the president of space and airborne systems at L3Harris, stated that the Space Force’s operational acceptance of ATLAS aligns with the priorities to ensure space superiority.
Omitron and Parsons Corp. have been subcontractors to L3Harris on the ATLAS program.
The U.S. Space Force has declared operational acceptance of the Advanced Tracking and Launch Analysis System (ATLAS) designed and built by L3Harris.
Ed Zoiss is the President of Space and Airborne Systems at L3Harris.
Lanteris delivered its first spacecraft buses to L3Harris for its subcontract on the Space Development Agency constellation.
L3Harris was selected to continue the development, integration, and delivery of tools that will improve the capabilities of ATLAS.
The U.S. Space Force has declared operational acceptance of the Advanced Tracking and Launch Analysis System (ATLAS) designed and built by L3Harris Technologies.
Lanteris is delivering buses to L3Harris for the Space Development Agency’s tracking layer.
The collaboration between L3Harris and Shield AI aims to combine autonomy and sensing technologies to address urgent operational needs.
L3Harris tested the system's passive capabilities using WESCAM MX™-Series electro-optical/infrared sensors integrated with Shield AI’s Tracker counter-UAS software.
L3Harris Technologies and Shield AI demonstrated an artificial intelligence-enabled drone detection system during the Department of War’s Technology Readiness Experimentation event.
L3Harris’ Vice President Tom Kirkland stated that warfighters and allies face new unmanned threats that require faster responses at greater ranges without being detected.