Lockheed Martin ha presentado una nueva l\u00ednea de sat\u00e9lites de inteligencia t\u00e1ctica, vigilancia y reconocimiento (ISR) LM 400 de tama\u00f1o medio. Estos sat\u00e9lites ‘integrados y asequibles’ est\u00e1n dise\u00f1ados para satisfacer la creciente demanda de capacidades de guerra habilitadas desde el espacio en apoyo del Comando y Control Conjunto Todo-Dominio (JADC2).\u00a0Los sat\u00e9lites permitir\u00e1n a las tropas estadounidenses detectar objetivos en movimiento a grandes distancias y realizar funciones r\u00e1pidamente en entornos hostiles.<\/p>\n
Lockheed Martin has unveiled a new line of LM 400 mid-size bus-based tactical intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) satellites.<\/p>\n
These \u2018integrated and affordable\u2019 satellites are designed to meet the growing demand for space-enabled warfighting capabilities in support of Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2).<\/p>\n
The satellites will enable US troops to detect moving targets at long ranges and can quickly perform functions in disputed and hostile environments.<\/p>\n
The LM 400 satellite bus has been developed based on flight-proven reliable components and an open architecture design. It will play a major part in several different mission areas.<\/p>\n
It will also be fully integrated with combat platforms of other domains that increase troop capabilities.<\/p>\n
Lockheed Martin Space executive vice-president Rick Ambrose said: \u201cDigital engineering and manufacturing are accelerating our ability to deploy robust, future-focused constellations that feature leading-edge technology for our customers\u2019 missions.<\/p>\n
\u201cOur LM 400 is a highly adaptable, mid-sized satellite and yet can be produced at scale in a rapid and cost-effective manner.\u201d<\/p>\n
The high-powered LM 400 also supports payloads up to 14kW and up to 3,300lb of mass. This enables extended operation of a wide range of sensor technologies.<\/p>\n
The company is also developing and building ten space vehicles based on Tyvak\u2019s Mavericks bus over the next two years for the Space Development Agency\u2019s (SDA) Transport Layer Tranche 0.<\/p>\n
SDA\u2019s Transport Layer Tranche 0 is the backbone of JADC2 and allows more connectivity between ISR and troops.<\/p>\n