Raytheon delivers sonar for unmanned sub hunter

Raytheon has completed delivery of sonar for DARPA's unmanned sub-hunter.

Raytheon provided its Modular Scalable Sonar System (MS3), a fifth-generation hull-mounted sonar system, for DARPA's Anti-Submarine Warfare Continuous Trail Unmanned Vessel (ACTUV), according to a company news release.

"Sensor data from the system is used in the anti-submarine warfare (ASW) mission to help build a common operating picture for ACTUV," Raytheon said. "MS3 will be integrated into Leidos' trimaran for ACTUV, and will deliver these capabilities in an autonomous operating environment."

More In Sensors

In 12 years, almost no takers for Marines’ career intermission program

After a dozen years, fewer than half of the spots available from the program's first year alone have been claimed.

Pentagon says small business programs not part of grant funding pause

The department does not believe SBIR and STTR programs fall within the scope of an Office of Management and Budget order to halt federal grant funding.

Can fresh icebreakers break the ice between the US and Canada?

The Icebreaker Collaboration Effort, or ICE Pact, between the United States, Canada and Finland is meant to pool new ship construction.

Pentagon prepares to expand in-theater data processing pilot

The Joint Operational Edge, or JOE, cloud initiative aims to provide commanders with the compute capabilities they need.

Power generation challenges could overshadow Stargate AI initiative

Pentagon officials said the U.S. lacks the energy resources and computing power to support the new infrastructure — and solving that problem won’t be easy.