Raytheon and Logos collaborate on Multi-intelligence sensors

Raytheon Company and Logos Technologies are partnering to provide advanced multi-intelligence, or multi-INT, sensor systems to address intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, or ISR, requirements. Raytheon’s Multi-Spectral Targeting System, or MTS™, and Logos’ wide-area motion imagery, or WAMI, technology will be integrated into a modular, lightweight sensor system suitable for a wide range of platforms.

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When operated in collaboration with MTS, the WAMI sensor can detect, track and cross-cue multiple vehicles and dismounts moving over an entire city-sized area providing unprecedented elements of situational awareness for the combined Raytheon/Logos multi-INT system.

This new multi-INT sensor system will support multiple sensor types, depending on customer size and weight requirements, including WAMI, multispectral full-motion video or FMV, hyperspectral imaging, light detection and ranging, and signals intelligence. The new sensor system will allow military ISR operators to use multi-sensor data to detect, recognize and identify hard-to-find targets across wide areas and in near-real time without extensive post-mission processing.

First used by U.S. Armed Forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, WAMI technology was recently deployed to help protect crowds at the 2016 Summer Olympics.

Fred Darlington is vice president of Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Systems at Raytheon’s Space and Airborne Systems. John Marion is the President of Logos Technologies.

Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems (SAS) is a major business segment of US defense conglomerate Raytheon that is headquartered in McKinney, Texas.