Sensors, Collection & Phenomenology
The art of understanding the world through the physics of sensing, and perception.
Signal processing and the development of single, multi-modality/netted sensor systems, integrating into manned and autonomous platforms across multiple operational domains.
Autonomy
With proven autonomous solutions already in the water, Leidos is setting the pace when it comes to the most challenging aspects of Medium Class Unmanned Vessels (MUSV) requirements—leaving others in our wake.
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Biometrics
Understanding the power of our unique identities in critical programs to enhance the security of nations and the safety of citizens with biometric solutions.
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Sensors
Innovation in radar technology, electronic warfare, radiation detection, and ground sensing systems for advanced threat detection and real-time situational awareness.
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Advanced Computing
Transition of advanced solutions to programs of record, and convergence of Electronic Warfare with cyber to extend the battlespace into previously 'closed' systems. Best-in-class Cognitive EW solutions allow systems to sense the signal environment, discern previously unrecognized threats, and counteract in real-time.
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Modeling and simulation tools for high-speed airborne applications, including hypersonics, and maritime platform designs for aspects such as wake suppression and hull design.
Command & Control
We rapidly develop, modernize, and integrate mission-critical, warfighter-focused C2 systems. Built with open architectures, our systems are coupled with large-data driven solutions - resilient and survivable with limited communications - delivered responsively, and based on validated modeling and simulation.
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Tactical Data Links
Enabling the rapid delivery and exchange of information between command and control and its defence platforms within Land, Air and Maritime domains.
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