MAE Weekly - Mar 1st, 2023
 
 
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March 1, 2023
LEADING OFF
OPTIMA aims to demonstrate area- and power-efficient high-performance multiply accumulate macros with signal processing circuit and architectures.
IN TECHNOLOGY
The CARCOSA project develop cyber security for warfighters in the field and provide enhanced situational awareness of the immediate battlespace.
The small size of VNX+ will fit into a five-inch tube to accommodate small-yet-powerful applications, including 100-millimeter cubesats.
The solicitation covers two categories, including Near Space direct-to-Earth (DTE), which covers direct-to-Earth communication and navigation services for customer missions, spacecraft, or payloads up to 2 million kilometers from Earth.
Minitherms3D seeks to apply advanced scalable thermal management technology to an arbitrarily large number of high-power tiers in a 3DHI chip stack.
IN CONTRACTS
Under the agreement, Leidos will deploy 12 of its integrated ClearScan cabin baggage scanners and ProPassage automated tray return systems.
Navy asks Draper to sustain guidance inertial sensors for Trident II submarine-launched ballistic missiles
Collins Aerospace will design, develop, and build new flight controls for Lilium’s type-conforming aircraft.
SWIR hyperspectral imaging can be used for applications such as mine detection, agricultural crop health monitoring, humanitarian aid, and logistics.
IN BUSINESS
UH-60M avionics include multi-function displays; flight management systems; flight control computers; inertial and GPS navigation; and data modem.
The FAA wants to evaluate the viability of using small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) in augmenting maintenance operations, troubleshooting, restoration, emergency response activities, as well as evaluating potential risks and impacts.
The vMobile radio is simple to set up and conduct simultaneous voice and data quality tests to benchmark the performance of any telephony device.
The agency aims to use NAIL to further establish a bridge for industry input through public focus groups and industry feedback.
IN PRODUCTS
New technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and high-performance computing require fast access to large amounts of data.
The ioSafe 1522+ has a dual-core AMD processor, and comes standard with 8 gigabytes of configurable RAM and is upgradable to 32 gigabytes.
Technology enables personnel to collect data, view that information on displays, and share resulting intelligence throughout a mobile workforce.
Applications include high-performance computing; intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance; and multi-function electronic warfare applications.