News Feature Archive

02/01/2021

A computer with wings

Software factories like those used by the Department of Defense and Raytheon Intelligence & Space can rapidly deliver software enhancements and upgrades to hardware systems like fighter jets.

01/25/2021

What to do when GPS is compromised

Raytheon Intelligence & Space is now developing resilient receivers for alternative navigation through signal and sensor fusion, using advanced technologies like machine learning.

01/25/2021

The future of jamming

With enemy radars becoming more powerful, agile and protected, Raytheon Intelligence & Space has developed more sophisticated jamming technologies to counter the threat. 

01/21/2021

The mechanics of a cyber career

Mechanical engineer explains how he rewired his career to pursue a new path in cyber.

01/11/2021

Fast-tracking innovation

Raytheon Intelligence & Space engineers use digital engineering to understand how small changes to next-generation aircraft systems can affect cost, schedule and performance years into the future.

01/07/2021

Weather prediction for any condition

Raytheon Intelligence & Space is developing a new class of small satellites with vastly improved capabilities including higher-resolution imaging and greater durability, all while achieving lower size, weight and power requirements. Those improvements could benefit both civil and military customers.

12/17/2020

Moving data faster from satellite to user

Raytheon Intelligence & Space is developing a software-based system to manage multiple constellations untethered to any one asset, connecting customers to better data, faster.

12/17/2020

Designing interoperable systems

Raytheon Intelligence & Space is adopting open-systems architecture standards to ensure customers can seamlessly replace or update common components in a bid to accelerate operations of critical missions in multiple domains.

12/15/2020

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.

12/07/2020

Digital engineering for space

Raytheon Intelligence & Space is building the imaging instrument for Maxar Technologies’ WorldView Legion constellation of satellites using digital engineering practices.