When hosted on a bomb or missile; SARA’s subsystem can detect, acquire and enable guidance by the guided bombs or missile. When the host is a collaborative system (that is, when it is part of a so-called swarm), the SARA system can provide multiple insights enabling advanced collaborative behaviors.
When hosted on a UAS or drone; SARA’s subsystem can survey the battlespace, cue the reconnaissance UAS or drone to high-interest regions of the battlefield and support the host in characterizing the many installations in the region(s).
When hosted on a manned aircraft or a ground-based installation; SARA’s subsystem can alert, locate and report the pace of local RF operations and support the host in characterizing the local RF battlespace.
Low Cost, Lightweight
As few as 1 installation can alert the host of operations from the host’s entire front or flank (+/- 45 degrees)
Multiple operationally-significant frequencies have been flight demonstrated; technology has been demonstrated to be rapidly (<1 year) reconfigured to other frequencies that are interesting for other missions.
TRL 7 – demonstrated in multiple, captive and free-flight tests on front-line US weapons launched from front-line US aircraft.
Robust & multipli-validated simulation base, supported by various US organizations at seeker level, weapon level and weaponeering level.

Shape readily adapted to various weapon form factors.

Test launched from front-line US Aircraft.
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Extendable to various missions and platforms.