With growing demands for actionable information and knowledge for the soldier, there is a critical need for solutions that enable true terrain dominance and intelligence based warfare.Elbit Systems of America (a subisduary of Elbit Systems) showcases an impressive line-up of next-generation systems and solutions at booth # 1139, Hall A, enabling the US Army to react as a unified force with unprecedented speed, precision, and intelligence.
Intelligence gathering and knowledge dissemination are key components of Elbit Systems of America’s rapid mobility solution. Connectivity, situational awareness and combat effectiveness are improved via a command and control (C2) network. In one scenario, the mission might begin with the SKYLARK I-LE, Block 2, unmanned aerial system (UAS) flying silently overhead. Using a unique gyroscopically stabilised, gimbaled payload and proven flight control algorithms to provide automatic tracking of dynamic targets, the SKYLARK quickly transmits information back to the soldiers on the ground.
“Using these systems, we quickly turn collected information into actionable and effective response, facilitating terrain dominance and neutralizing the enemy,” commented Raanan Horowitz, President and CEO of Elbit Systems of America today at AUSA 2014. “We are upholding our mission of protecting and saving the lives of our US soldiers fighting for freedom and innocent civilians caught in the conflict.”
Elbit Systems of America understands that accurate situational awareness allows for quick coordination and effective responses to rapidly changing operational scenarios. Achieving this level of awareness requires advanced technologies involving the latest hardware and software for both Army Infantry and Aviators.
At Elbit Systems of America’s booth during AUSA the following are highlighted:
Intelligence gathering and knowledge dissemination are key components of Elbit Systems of America’s rapid mobility solution. Connectivity, situational awareness and combat effectiveness are improved via a command and control (C2) network. In one scenario, the mission might begin with the SKYLARK I-LE, Block 2, unmanned aerial system (UAS) flying silently overhead. Using a unique gyroscopically stabilised, gimbaled payload and proven flight control algorithms to provide automatic tracking of dynamic targets, the SKYLARK quickly transmits information back to the soldiers on the ground.
“Using these systems, we quickly turn collected information into actionable and effective response, facilitating terrain dominance and neutralizing the enemy,” commented Raanan Horowitz, President and CEO of Elbit Systems of America today at AUSA 2014. “We are upholding our mission of protecting and saving the lives of our US soldiers fighting for freedom and innocent civilians caught in the conflict.”
Elbit Systems of America understands that accurate situational awareness allows for quick coordination and effective responses to rapidly changing operational scenarios. Achieving this level of awareness requires advanced technologies involving the latest hardware and software for both Army Infantry and Aviators.
At Elbit Systems of America’s booth during AUSA the following are highlighted:
- SKYLARK I-LE, Block 2 - is a small hand-launched UAS equipped with day/night stabilised payload, a laser pointer and/or designator, and a data link fully interoperable with the One System and Rover Remote Video Terminals (RVTs).
- Integrated Modular Avionics Solution (IMAS) - integrates advanced processing, wide field of view helmet mounted displays and a large area panoramic display to provide unparalleled information display, sensor data, networking and decision aids to helicopter pilots. Using a true open architecture IMAS provides high performance and scalable mission solution suited for multiple platforms.
- Precision Engagement Seeker Solutions – the high performance, cost effective family of precision semi-active laser and multi-mode seekers are designed to effectively engage both static and highly manoeuvring targets in various combat scenarios and environments.
- Joint Terminal Attack Controller Laser Target Designator (E-JTAC LTD) – is one of the lightest weight laser targeting/hand-off solutions available for foot mobile soldiers with day and night capabilities.
- Common Laser Rangefinder Improved Capability (CLRF IC) – is an extremely lightweight targeting device incorporate day and night imaging and high accuracy laser based range finding.
- GRANITE XR – A Advanced Multi-Sensor Day/Night Electro-Optical System that offers advanced thermal imaging with high resolution detecting and long-range performance for surveillance and observation operations.
- Advanced Communication Devices – family of dual-band JTRS and MOUS compatible power amplifiers designed for the smallest space claim and lowest power requirements