GTRI has a deep-rooted history of developing and fielding integrated sensing technologies across a wide range of applications.

We invest heavily in electromagnetic spectrum operations (EMSO) research to connect our national security objectives with coordinated actions that exploit, attack, protect, and manage within a contested operational environment. From designing and deploying technologies in electronic warfare, to enabling spectrum management in a contested operational environment, GTRI has a breadth of knowledge and experience to transition this research to operational use.

Our work in intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) involves the planning and operation of systems that collect, process, and disseminate data to support military operations. Built on our long tradition in radar, our work helps address the nation’s pressing challenges from automated target recognition to complex multi-intelligence fusion, and beyond.

We’ve also established expertise in robotics and autonomy to train intelligent machines capable of utilizing advanced sensing to perform tasks without explicit human control. From development of unmanned air, ground, surface, and subsurface systems using collaborative autonomous control, to swarm algorithm development, we enable operations and navigation in environments denied to human operators.