News Feature Archive

11/19/2020

Converged EW tackles emerging threats

Converged EW is an “all-in-one-box” open-architecture system that, combined with signals intelligence and cyber capabilities, could one day deliver faster reactions against these rapidly evolving threats. RI&S has a breadth of EW, SIGINT and cyber technologies that could essentially time-share one, modular system, operated by one computer.

11/12/2020

Traffic takes its toll on major city streets

New York is soon to be the first U.S. city to join the ranks of London, Stockholm, Milan and Singapore with a congestion management system, forcing drivers to decide if an added toll makes public transportation a better option. Other North American cities are poised to follow suit.

11/09/2020

Serving those who serve

To bring a little holiday cheer to the military and their families who serve and live near our nation’s capital, Raytheon Intelligence & Space, a Raytheon Technologies business, has teamed up with the USO of Metropolitan Washington-Baltimore in the Turkey for Troops program.

11/04/2020

The final frontier starts on the ground

Without launch services and good weather, astronauts are not going anywhere. Raytheon Intelligence & Space helps with both with its RGNext joint venture and several weather technologies.

11/03/2020

Chasing twisters with new radar

Purdue University and University of Massachusetts Amherst students chase tornados in the Midwest in June 2109, using Raytheon Intelligence & Space's Skyler radar to study the genesis of severe storms.

10/21/2020

Delivering on the promise of graphene

Raytheon Intelligence & Space spearheaded a research project in collaboration with academia to discover the most effective way to detect microwave radiation by using a bolometer. The microwave radiation sensor is 100,000 times more sensitive than existing sensors today.

10/09/2020

A mission computer for the many

Raytheon Intelligence & Space has developed a platform-agnostic mission computer that can be used on any aircraft, fixed or rotary wing. It’s called the Common Open Secure Mission Computer, or COSMC.

10/09/2020

Modernizing Future Vertical Lift

Raytheon Intelligence & Space is developing a suite of multi-function, precision targeting, long-range surveillance, target detection and identification capabilities for the U.S. Army's Future Vertical Lift mission that will enhance its survivability and combat readiness.

10/02/2020

Grant to help close talent gap

Raytheon Technologies awarded the Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering, or ASCTE, in Huntsville, a $4 million grant to help prepare students for cyber and engineering careers in government and industry.

09/28/2020

Future space domain awareness

As space becomes more congested with increasing numbers of satellites and debris, quantum entanglement could more precisely identify and track these objects. Quantum entanglement is observed when two particles, separated by great distances, instantaneously affect one another.