The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), through the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory, has awarded BAE Systems a $13.1 million contract to demonstrate a new, cost-effective optical seeker for precision-guided munitions. The seeker is designed to improve navigation, as well as automate target location and homing, for different types of munitions that are used in GPS-denied and other contested environments. Read more
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BAE Systems' cost-effective optical seeker for precision-guided munitions is designed to improve navigation, and automate target location and homing, for munitions in GPS-denied and other contested environments
(Credit: BAE Systems) Read more
BAE Systems' cost-effective optical seeker for precision-guided munitions is designed to improve navigation, and automate target location and homing, for munitions in GPS-denied and other contested environments(Credit: BAE Systems) Read more
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