Exhibition category
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Main exhibits 1
Electromagnetic attack stand-off jammer
The stand-off jammer is a tactical airborne electromagnetic attack weapon system that denies, degrades and disrupts adversary command, control, communications, radars, and navigation systems to restrict enemy electromagnetic-based battlespace coordination. The weapon system neutralizes enemy air defences by preventing the transmission of essential information between sensors, weapon systems and control networks.
Compass Call （PDF file - 1,622KB）
Main exhibits 2
T-150
Providing the ability to reliably lift 68kg in all weather conditions, the T-150 UAS is a trusted partner. With a removable battery, the T-150 UAS is mission ready by design and there is no need to wait hours to send a vehicle back out, increasing cargo cadence and value for money.
Capable of delivering time sensitive and high value cargo, the T-150 UAS has been designed for the toughest military environments, demonstrated operationally in the arctic circle, desert and at sea.
The T-150 is a best in class, all-electric UAS that delivers operational excellence and is recognised by militaries across the globe as a leading logistics drone
Main exhibits 3
Azalea™ Low Earth Orbit satellite cluster
Azalea is a BAE Systems Digital Intelligence programme to launch a cluster of multi-sensor LEO satellites with unique ISR capabilities, gathering a wide range of data from multiple clusters to construct a super wideband picture for a single location. Information is analysed in-orbit using on-board machine learning to deliver timely intelligence to decision-makers – whether military, civil or commercial.
Azalea Cluster 1
Cluster 1 will comprise four satellites capable of gathering, analysing and communicating Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and RF signals – with plans to include more data sources, such as optical, in the future. The cluster carries the BAE Systems Software Defined Radio (SDR) – the Azalea Enhanced SDR – developed by BAE Systems for use across multiple domains.
Key capabilities:
• RF Send, Receive and Detection: To track signals on Earth and provide secure communications.
• SAR: Technology from Finnish firm ICEYE will provide high-resolution imagery of the Earth’s surface, day or night and in any weather conditions.
• On-board analytics: The Azalea Enhanced SDR will analyse vast quantities of data at the edge, delivering intelligence directly to the end user in minutes.
• Fully-reconfigurable software: New applications or missions can be tasked from Earth while the spacecraft is in orbit.
RF data mapping
In advance of Azalea Cluster 1, the RF mapping capability delivers early functionality that detects and geo-locates RF transmissions from space to identify and uncover hidden and illegal activity.
Key capabilities:
• Enhanced intelligence: Complementary data can tip and cue other datasets, even when traditional geospatial intelligence sources are compromised by weather, distance, or sea-state.
• Combined data sources: Our proprietary processing system transforms the satellite collections into two products which combine to provide multi-layered, geospatial intelligence and signal intelligence combinations, enabling RF mapping.
