By Month (March 2004)


Rockwell Collins in IRPREMIUM

Rockwell Collins is moving into a number of infrared sensor programs, partly because of its expertise in head-mounted displays. The company is developing several sensor systems for the U.S. Army, including a complete helmet assembly for the Future Force Warrior, FFW (previously called Objective Force Warrior, OFW) program and SMaRTS (Soldier Mobility and Rifle Targeting System.)

Electrophysics Partners with AvioPREMIUM

Electrophysics is partnering with Nippon Avionics (Avio) of Japan.

QWIPs Based on InPPREMIUM

Extended Spectral Range and Flexibility

U.S. Expects Unilateral ControlsPREMIUM

The U.S. is close to imposing unilateral “Anti-Terrorism” (AT) export controls on uncooled amorphous silicon (a-Si) FPAs and cameras.

SPIE’s Infrared Technologies and Applications ConferencePREMIUM

SPIE’s Infrared Technology and Applications Conference – a part of SPIE’s DSS - Defense & Security Symposium (formerly AeroSense) will feature the latest developments in IR technology and sensor systems.

U.S. Defense Budget to Increase by 5%PREMIUM

The President is asking Congress for a core defense budget for fiscal year 2005 of $420 billion (not including a $50 billion supplemental for the war in Iraq.) Although all details of the budget have not yet been released, a number of items give glimpse of the importance that infrared sensors will continue to play in FY05.

SBIR Lands Major Contract for IR Scene ProjectorsPREMIUM

 

New Infrared Imaging ProductsPREMIUM

 

Company BriefsPREMIUM

 

Government Contract Awards in Infrared ImagingPREMIUM

 

Government Contract Solicitations in Infrared ImagingPREMIUM

 


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