Projects

Lincoln Laboratory flight tested an IBM-developed AI processor to assess its potential application in warfighting missions.

A low-cost technology can increase the number and quality of wind and temperature atmospheric observations made by aircraft to improve forecasts.

An aircraft outfitted with an advanced open-architecture radar system provides a platform for testing new radar technology.

A uniquely modified jet is an important asset for making important measurements of tactical aircraft.

Our model optimizes the scheduling of aerial refueling missions, saving fuel and costs for the Department of War.

An airborne system provides high-resolution wide-area video imagery and onboard data processing to enable real-time monitoring of suspicious human activity.

We conduct research on the performance and vulnerability of GPS devices embedded in military and civilian systems.

Small unmanned systems are achieving new proficiencies in autonomy.

Researchers are creating a balloon-carried instrument for predicting the likelihood of lightning in a storm cloud.

A system that detects laser beams being shone into the sky and alerts police of their source can help protect pilots and aircraft.