Collins Aerospace, a business unit of RTX, has showcased advanced data integration capabilities that enable enhanced situational awareness for US Marines Corps units during Project Convergence Capstone 5.
During the military exercise, the company demonstrated technology that consolidates information from diverse sources into a single operational picture, supporting faster, data-driven decision-making in the field.
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In collaboration with the Marine Corps Warfighting Lab, Collins Aerospace has been dedicated to a long-term initiative, aiming to refine and evaluate these capabilities through exercises involving active military personnel.
The recent demonstration involved amalgamating data from both military and commercial sensors, offering marines an enriched and comprehensive perspective of the combat environment.
The processed information was relayed to the Landing Force Operations Center, a hub for orchestrating amphibious operations.
The integration of data from government and commercial sensors by Collins Aerospace is said to help expedite decision-making for military leaders.
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Collins Aerospace Connected Battlespace & Emerging Capabilities vice president and general manager Elaine Bitonti said: “Battlefield operations can be extremely dynamic, requiring rapid adaptation and flexibility.
“At PCC5, Collins integrated ship and airborne platforms to provide Marine Corps commanders with the clear, secure data needed to make decisions quickly.”
Collins Aerospace actively engages in technological demonstrations to enhance the readiness for deploying new data collection, aggregation, processing, and dissemination solutions.
These solutions assist joint force commanders in making swift and decisive actions, whether through weapon deployment or tactical manoeuvres.
The company notes that establishing secure communication across terrestrial, aerial, and maritime domains is critical to ensure that mission-essential information is delivered promptly to the relevant parties.
