RTX's SeaVue Multi-role Radar provides critical targeting data at RIMPAC
Raytheon, an RTX business, successfully demonstrated the SeaVue Multi-role Radar's (SVMR) long-range target detection capabilities at the U.S. Navy's Exercise Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC). During a Sink Exercise (SINKEX), an MQ-9B SeaGuardian® UAS used SVMR to survey targets and send track data to F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet aircraft. This data enabled the successful firing of a Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile at a decommissioned ship.
SVMR proved its ability to capture high-fidelity targeting data for successful weapons engagement in maritime environments. The radar provides all-weather surveillance and multi-mission performance for various aircraft platforms, offering extended range and small target detection from operational altitudes.
Raytheon, un'azienda di RTX, ha dimostrato con successo le capacità di rilevamento di obiettivi a lungo raggio del Radar Multi-ruolo SeaVue (SVMR) durante l'Esercitazione Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) della Marina degli Stati Uniti. Durante un'Esercitazione di Affondamento (SINKEX), un MQ-9B SeaGuardian® UAS ha utilizzato l'SVMR per sorvegliare i bersagli e inviare dati di tracciamento agli aerei F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet. Questi dati hanno reso possibile il lancio riuscito di un Missile Antinave a Lungo Raggio contro una nave dismessa.
Il SVMR ha dimostrato la sua capacità di catturare dati di targeting ad alta fedeltà per un ingaggio efficace delle armi in ambienti marittimi. Il radar fornisce sorveglianza in tutte le condizioni atmosferiche e prestazioni multi-missione per varie piattaforme aeree, offrendo una portata estesa e rilevamento di piccoli bersagli da altitudini operative.
Raytheon, una empresa de RTX, demostró con éxito las capacidades de detección de objetivos a largo alcance del Radar Multi-rol SeaVue (SVMR) durante el Ejercicio Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) de la Armada de los Estados Unidos. Durante un Ejercicio de Hundimiento (SINKEX), un MQ-9B SeaGuardian® UAS utilizó el SVMR para observar objetivos y enviar datos de seguimiento a los aviones F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet. Estos datos permitieron el lanzamiento exitoso de un Misil Antibuque de Largo Alcance contra un barco desactivado.
El SVMR demostró su capacidad para capturar datos de alto nivel de fidelidad para un compromiso exitoso de armas en entornos marítimos. El radar proporciona vigilancia en todas las condiciones climáticas y rendimiento de múltiples misiones para diversas plataformas aéreas, ofreciendo un alcance extendido y detección de objetivos pequeños desde altitudes operativas.
레이시온(Raytheon), RTX의 사업부는 미국 해군의 림 오브 더 퍼시픽(RIMPAC) 훈련에서 SeaVue 다목적 레이더(SVMR)의 장거리 목표 탐지 능력을 성공적으로 시연했습니다. Sink Exercise(SINKEX)에서 MQ-9B SeaGuardian® 드론이 SVMR을 사용하여 목표를 조사하고 F/A-18 E/F 슈퍼 호넷 항공기에게 추적 데이터를 전송했습니다. 이 데이터는 퇴역한 선박에 대한 장거리 대함 미사일의 성공적인 발사를 가능하게 했습니다.
SVMR은 해양 환경에서 무기 engagement를 위한 고해상도 목표 데이터를 포착하는 능력을 입증했습니다. 이 레이더는 다양한 항공 플랫폼에 대해 모든 기상 조건에서 감시와 다중 임무 성능을 제공하며, 작전 고도에서 긴 거리와 작은 목표 탐지를 제공합니다.
Raytheon, une entreprise de RTX, a démontré avec succès les capacités de détection d'objectifs à longue portée du Radar Multi-rôle SeaVue (SVMR) lors de l'exercice Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) de la Marine américaine. Lors d'un exercice de coulage (SINKEX), un MQ-9B SeaGuardian® UAS a utilisé le SVMR pour repérer des cibles et envoyer des données de suivi aux avions F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet. Ces données ont permis le lancement réussi d'un missile antinavire à longue portée contre un navire désaffecté.
Le SVMR a prouvé sa capacité à capturer des données de ciblage haute fidélité pour un engagement d'armement réussi dans des environnements maritimes. Le radar fournit une surveillance tout temps et des performances multi-missions pour diverses plateformes aériennes, offrant une portée étendue et la détection de petites cibles depuis des altitudes opérationnelles.
Raytheon, ein Unternehmen von RTX, hat erfolgreich die Langstreckenerkennungskapazitäten des SeaVue Multirole Radar (SVMR) während der U.S. Navy Übung Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) demonstriert. Während einer Sink Exercise (SINKEX) verwendete ein MQ-9B SeaGuardian® UAS das SVMR, um Ziele zu überwachen und Verfolgungsdaten an F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet Flugzeuge zu senden. Diese Daten ermöglichten den erfolgreichen Abschuss einer Langstrecken-Antischiffsrakete auf ein stillgelegtes Schiff.
Das SVMR bewies seine Fähigkeit, hochpräzise Zielinformationen für einen erfolgreichen Waffeneinsatz in maritimen Umgebungen zu erfassen. Der Radar bietet ganzjährige Überwachung und Multi-Mission-Leistung für verschiedene Flugzeugplattformen, wobei er eine erweiterte Reichweite und die Erkennung kleiner Ziele aus operativen Höhen bietet.
- Successful demonstration of SeaVue Multi-role Radar's long-range target detection capabilities
- Proven ability to capture high-fidelity targeting data for weapons engagement
- Versatile application across various aircraft platforms
- Extended range and small target detection capabilities from operational altitudes
- Modular and scalable architecture supporting affordable upgrades and sustainment
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The successful demonstration of RTX's SeaVue Multi-role Radar (SVMR) at RIMPAC is a significant technological advancement for maritime surveillance and targeting. The radar's ability to provide critical data for long-range anti-ship missile strikes enhances the operational capabilities of naval forces.
This development could potentially increase RTX's market share in the defense sector, particularly in maritime surveillance systems. The SVMR's compatibility with unmanned aircraft systems like the MQ-9B SeaGuardian adds versatility, which could appeal to military customers seeking cost-effective, multi-platform solutions.
Investors should note that such advancements often lead to follow-on contracts and could position RTX favorably for future defense procurement decisions, potentially driving long-term revenue growth in their radar and sensing systems division.
The RIMPAC demonstration highlights a critical evolution in naval warfare tactics. By enabling unmanned systems to provide targeting data for manned fighter jets, RTX's SVMR is bridging a important gap in distributed maritime operations.
This capability significantly extends the reach of naval forces, allowing for more flexible and safer engagement options. It's particularly relevant in the context of growing concerns over anti-access/area denial (A2/AD) strategies employed by potential adversaries.
For RTX, this successful demonstration could lead to increased interest from international naval forces, especially those looking to modernize their maritime surveillance capabilities. The system's ability to integrate with existing platforms like the F/A-18 Super Hornet makes it an attractive upgrade option for current U.S. allies and partners.
Radar proves its long-range target detection ability
Performing a Sink Exercise, or SINKEX, an MQ-9B SeaGuardian® Unmanned Aircraft System from General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. used SeaVue Multi-role Radar (SVMR) surveillance and imaging to survey multiple targets and send track data to F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet aircraft. The aircraft were able to use the data provided by the radar to successfully fire a Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM) at a decommissioned amphibious assault ship, the USS Tarawa (LHA-1), showcasing SVMR's net-enabled, long-range weapons employment capabilities.
"SVMR proved its ability to capture high fidelity targeting data needed for successful weapons engagement in a maritime environment," said Bryan Rosselli, president of Advanced Products & Solutions at Raytheon. "The live-fire exercise enabled us to test and validate SVMR to ensure it can provide the situational awareness required in an operational environment – allowing faster decision making and more efficient kill chains."
SVMR is a modern, software-defined radar that provides all-weather surveillance and superior multi-mission performance for crewed and uncrewed aircraft, including fixed, rotary-wing and aerostat platforms.
Leveraging over 60 years of surveillance radar innovation, SVMR provides extended range and small target detection from operational altitudes, enabling a more capable and efficient method for monitoring and protecting. It features a modular and scalable architecture that supports affordable upgrades and sustainment and has been developed and extensively flight tested for low and high-altitude surveillance modes.
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