Topic: MOSA

Sensor system on Patriot missile gets test on "zombie" target

December 19, 2024

CHANDLER, Ariz. Northrop Grumman reports that it launched a so-called zombie target vehicle variation, known as “Black Dagger,” from Fort Wingate to White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, for the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command’s (USASMDC) LTZ-3 test mission.

MOSA e-Book: Leading editorial on MOSA strategies for military applications

Backed by a 2019 U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) memo from the leaders of the Air Force, Army, and Navy mandating the use of a modular open systems approach (MOSA) in new programs and upgrades, MOSA strategies are part of most conversations at U.S. defense industry events.

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Disrupting the DoD? Start with acquisition reform

December 17, 2024

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EXHIBITOR PROFILE: Redefining Electronic Warfare and Signal Intelligence with Open Standards

December 11, 2024

Topic: MOSA

Sensor system on Patriot missile gets test on "zombie" target

MOSA e-Book: Leading editorial on MOSA strategies for military applications

Disrupting the DoD? Start with acquisition reform

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EXHIBITOR PROFILE: Redefining Electronic Warfare and Signal Intelligence with Open Standards

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Parry Labs and Concurrent team to deliver modular SOSA aligned battlespace solutions

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EW prototype for Navy Super Hornet from Raytheon completes Delta Design Review

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Navigating the heat: Advanced cooling strategies for high-performance military computing

Comms

Beyond GPS: How the defense industry is building smarter navigation

Comms

Satellite modems and equipment contract signed between Comtech and U.S. Navy

Unmanned

SOSA aligned avionics systems for UAVs to be developed by KAL, Curtiss-Wright

Avionics

Interoperable avionics system to be installed on UK Chinook helicopters by Collins Aerospace

Comms

Data link tool garners BAE Systems $85 million Navy contract addition

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SOSA approach using VITA form factors in ATR, SAVE, or rackmount enclosures: The MOSA strategy in support of U.S. warfighters

Avionics

Avionics upgrade for Navy E-2D Hawkeye reviewed, on track for 2027

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PRODUCT OF THE WEEK: X-ES Xpedite8270 3U VPX-REDI, SOSA Aligned Module

Unmanned

Gray Eagle Extended Range drone supports Army Vanguard demonstrations

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SOSA Consortium calls to program managers, says conformant suite coming soon

Unmanned

Army Vanguard demos leverage Gray Eagle Extended Range UAS, open architectures

A.I.

SAIC/Wind River partnership expands accelerate mission-critical systems development

Avionics

Modular open systems critical to Army's future technological development: Army Secretary

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EXHIBITOR PROFILE Open.Tech by Amphenol, a MOSA Resource Showcased at AUSA Booth #7841

Comms

Overcoming spectrum-management tech challenges

Unmanned

PRODUCT OF THE WEEK: Abaco Systems’ rugged 3U VPX SBC3901 with AI for sensor fusion

Unmanned

Ripsaw M3 prototypes delivered to U.S. Army for robotic combat vehicle program

Avionics

Wind River Helix Virtualization Platform achieves conformance to FACE Technical Standard, Edition 3.2 Safety Base Profile

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PRODUCT OF THE WEEK: Annapolis Micro Systems WILDSTAR SAF1 Small Form Factor Module

Unmanned

PRODUCT OF THE WEEK: LCR Embedded Systems Dual Port Media Converter for rugged embedded chassis

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LDRA joins the SOSA Consortium

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PRODUCT OF THE WEEK: WOLF Advanced Technology’s WOLF-153L HPEC module with NVIDIA Ada RTX5000 GPU

Amphenol unveils Open.Tech product catalog website at AUSA 2024

Avionics

C-390 Millennium multi-mission aircraft ordered by undisclosed customer

Avionics

Introducing the 24" Military P-cap Monitor, a state-of-the-art display solution

Avionics

Aircraft protection system from Elbit Systems chosen for German government A350

Unmanned

Truck-launched anti-ship missiles to be delivered to Sweden by Saab

Radar/EW

NASAMS air defense systems to be provided to Norway by Kongsberg

A.I.

Autonomous-systems ethics to be explored by DARPA program

Comms

Satellites aim to expand Earth-imaging technology