News Feature Archive

09/03/2020

How artificial intelligence and machine learning will make ISR faster

Smart software can exponentially accelerate threat response

08/31/2020

The heroes who hacked a satellite

A team composed of current Raytheon Intelligence & Space employees and colleagues, dubbed PFS, won first place in “Hack-A-Sat,” a capture-the-flag style competition, during the premier cybersecurity conference DEF CON.

08/17/2020

'What I did this summer'

MIT Beaver Works Summer Institute, which Raytheon Intelligence & Space sponsors, leads to high school internships at Raytheon BBN Technologies.

08/12/2020

Why we work with universities

Raytheon Intelligence & Space invests in independent research and development projects that build strategic relationships with universities to develop technology and expand the pipeline of cleared talent.

07/28/2020

Securing systems against cyberattacks

Countervail, and other zero-trust technologies developed by Raytheon Intelligence & Space, increase resiliency against cyber attacks in remote locations by ensuring systems work as intended and blocking untrusted code from running on a system.

07/24/2020

A thermometer like no other

Raytheon Intelligence & Space is supplying Seek Thermal with uncooled thermal sensors for a temperature screening system, which is intended to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

07/22/2020

AI assists with better battlefield intel

The Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node, or TITAN, could give frontline forces, as well as headquarter commanders, a resilient tactical ground station capable of rapidly sifting through massive amounts of incoming sensor data to find and track potential threats.

07/15/2020

Laser comms that cuts through clouds

Raytheon Intelligence & Space has developed a new free-space optical communications receiver that plows through atmospheric distortions that sometimes disrupt the data.

07/15/2020

FoXTEN fuses intel on the frontlines

Raytheon Intelligence & Space is offering the U.S. Army an intelligence system that combines cloud computing, commercial technology, and artificial intelligence with an easy-to-use and reliable interface. It’s called Force Multiplier Tactical Edge Node, or FoXTEN.

07/07/2020

ATLIS shrunk

The ATLIS prototype will serve as a pathfinder for the future of one of NASA’s most enduring missions – land imaging. Since the 1970s, NASA’s LandSat program has cataloged the Earth’s ever-changing landscape from its morning orbit perch. But today, program managers are looking for ways to get more capability on orbit at a lower cost.