This contract award may indicate the US Navy's focus on upgrading its radar capabilities, which could suggest a shift in defense priorities. The use of humanoid robots by Japan Airlines may signal a growing trend towards automation in ground operations, which could impact the industry's workforce and efficiency.
US Navy Awards Radar Technology Refresh Deal
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $99.5 million contract by the US Navy for the radar data processor technology refresh for the MH-60R AN/APS-153 radar system. Additionally, Japan Airlines will begin testing the use of humanoid robots for ground baggage and cargo operations at Tokyo Haneda starting in May, with the trial running through 2028. GE Aerospace has also received a $46.5 million contract, as reported by Aviation Week.
This contract award may indicate the US Navy's focus on upgrading its radar capabilities, which could suggest a shift in defense priorities. The use of humanoid robots by Japan Airlines may signal a growing trend towards automation in ground operations, which could impact the industry's workforce and efficiency.
US Navy Awards Radar Technology Refresh Deal
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $99.5 million contract by the US Navy for the radar data processor technology refresh for the MH-60R AN/APS-153 radar system. Additionally, Japan Airlines will begin testing the use of humanoid robots for ground baggage and cargo operations at Tokyo Haneda starting in May, with the trial running through 2028. GE Aerospace has also received a $46.5 million contract, as reported by Aviation Week.