Airborne Sense and Avoid radar system

0262-EX-CN-2017 Text Documents

Technology Service Corporation

2017-04-13ELS_190432

Customer: Army PMUAS Contract Number: W911W6‐16‐C‐0039 TPOC: Richard Knox (256)‐955‐3517 Description: TSC is developing an Airborne Sense‐and‐Avoid (ABSAA) radar system for the RQ‐7 Shadow UAS by re‐purposing an existing small, low‐cost, multi‐channel pulse‐Doppler radar. This highly flexible system, when combined with a high‐power amplifier and a novel multi‐faceted antenna concept will provide the Army with a low‐risk path to an Airborne SAA system for the RQ‐7 or similar UAS. The system can operate day or night, in rain or fog, and will provide 360‐degree non‐cooperative detection and tracking of targets single‐engine Cessna size and larger out to 3 nmi. Customer: NAVAIR Contract Number: N68335‐16‐C‐0166 TPOC: Dr. David Findlay (301)‐342‐8548 Description: The Navy has multiple aircraft, both manned and unmanned, that play critical roles in current and future military operations. A system is needed to increase safety and efficiency for these missions as well as provide Precision Approach and Landing (PAL) guidance. Technology Service Corporation’s (TSC’s) Location, Identification & Flight Tracking System (LIFTS) addresses this need by providing highly accurate, Position, Navigation and Timing (PNT) in adverse environments, including low visibility and GPS denied environments. LIFTS is a multi‐function system that is mounted on the aircraft with an intelligent Tag or set of Tags placed at a designated landing location. The LIFTS sensor provides precision guidance to the Tag(s) for a variety of mission scenarios with advanced performance and functionality to address many of the common stumbling blocks of deck landing and can be used to aid in autonomous ship deck landing or automatic extraction and deployment of cargo.


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