Globally renowned sensor solutions provider, HENSOLDT and L3Harris Technologies have joined forces to develop new capabilities for NATO’s Alliance Future Surveillance and Control (AFSC) program. Both companies have signed a joint strategic cooperation agreement, to combine their respective skills in the areas of platform-independent mission solutions.
HENSOLDT - L3Harris Technologies
In the frame of the cooperation, HENSOLDT, with its proven track record in developing and manufacturing sensors, and mission systems, will contribute, among other things, capabilities in the areas of active and passive sensors, sensor data fusion and network management capabilities.
L3Harris and HENSOLDT with their respective strengths are ideally suited to offer NATO the optimum solution"
“Next-generation surveillance requires an intelligent approach to platform-independent, networked high-end sensors, AI-based date exploitation and dissemination,” said Jürgen Halder, the Head of Strategic Projects at HENSOLDT’s Spectrum Dominance Division.
Jürgen Halder adds, “L3Harris and HENSOLDT with their respective strengths are ideally suited to offer NATO the optimum solution.”
Open systems and multi-function solutions
“Our team will explore open systems, multi-function solutions and data-centric concepts to sustain the NATO Alliance’s military advantage from 2035 and beyond,” said Dave Johnson, the Vice President (VP) of Strategy, Integrated Mission Systems, at L3Harris Technologies.
L3Harris Technologies and HENSOLDT are part of an international team that brings together NATO nations’ industrial expertise in surveillance and control. This team will analyze the risks and feasibility of technologies, and components within its systems of systems approach, in order to enhance the NATO Alliance’s capabilities, to the year 2035 and beyond.
Enhancing efficiency of future NATO operations
L3Harris Technologies’ international teammates share a common vision, which is to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of future NATO military operations, through the procurement and integration of a multi-domain (AFSC) capability, which is centered on the data enterprise.
- Network / IP
- Remote surveillance
- Counter surveillance
- Remote video surveillance
- IP video surveillance
- Electronic security systems
- Airport security
- Application security
- Remote security
- Perimeter security
- Public sector security
- Security management
- Security policy
- Security devices
- Security installation
- Network monitoring
- Building security
- Facility security
- Wireless security
- Network cameras
- Security software
- IP Surveillance
- Security service
- IP security solutions
- Security communication
- Counter terror
- Testing & Approvals
- Integration software
- Perimeter protection
- Research & Testing
- Cyber security
- Crime prevention
- Internet of Things (IoT)
- Data Security
- Incident Management
- Cloud security
- Artificial intelligence (AI)
- Video surveillance
- Machine Learning
