Results for tag: "Sea Based Remote Weapon Systems"

Sea-based remote weapon systems, within the purview of missiles and missile technology, are advanced defense solutions installed on naval vessels to defend against various threats including those from small boats, aircraft, and missiles. These systems are often automated and can include features such as radar, electro-optical tracking, and fire control solutions to identify and engage targets with precision. The integration of missile technology with these platforms allows for the deployment of surface-to-air and surface-to-surface missiles, enhancing offensive and defensive capabilities at sea. The adaptation of missile systems for remote operation coincides with a trend towards increased automation and unmanned systems in modern military applications, aiming to minimize risks to personnel and improve response times. Noteworthy companies in the sea-based remote weapon systems market include BAE Systems, which offers a variety of naval gun systems and missile launchers; Raytheon Technologies, known for its advanced weapon systems and combat integration solutions; Northrop Grumman, providing defense technology and autonomous systems; and Lockheed Martin, a manufacturer of sophisticated naval combat and missile systems. Kongsberg Gruppen and Leonardo S.p.A. also contribute to this sector with their respective remote weapon stations and defense systems designed for maritime security operations. Show Less Read more