L3 Harris Technologies, Inc. products

On the modern battlefield, the need for autonomy and constant adaptation are paramount to having a tactical advantage. Diamondback is an autonomous ground vehicle designed for rapid configuration, enabling it to adapt to diverse mission requirements and provide a technological edge against threats.

The scale and complexity of autonomous missions require the ability to coordinate thousands of assets in challenging environments through an intuitive and distributed command and control (C2) interface.

L3Harris offers a complete maritime domain awareness Command and Control (C2) system. Vigilis monitors the movement of vessels around identified risk areas and regions to improve security and safety, protecting against and alerting to collisions, hostile vessels, smuggling, piracy, illegal immigration, obstruction of sea-lanes and pollution.

L3Harris is enabling warfighters to meet complex challenges today with our successful IDECM AN/ALQ-214 Onboard Jammer (OBJ).

The AN/SPS-48G(V)1 radar has been selected by the U.S. Navy to continue its mission of supporting USN operations through 2050.

Improvised explosive devices (IEDs) kill more soldiers in modern warfare than any other weapons system. This threat has grown exponentially in recent years and shows no sign of slowing. Our trusted range of modular BROADSHIELD products provides mission-critical protection against the ever-growing threat of IEDs for at-risk personnel.

Rio SIGINT capabilities meet rigorous mission requirements for small, manned and unmanned intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance platforms with the ability to intercept, locate, monitor and record communication signals using a common set of software applications. 

The RS-25, also known as the Space Shuttle Main Engine, is the world’s most reliable rocket booster engine. For three decades, these liquid hydrogen/liquid oxygen engines powered humans and payloads on all 135 Space Shuttle flights, enabling advancements such as the construction of the International Space Station, deployment and servicing of the Hubble Space Telescope, and furthered our scientific knowledge of the Universe.

Leveraging more than $300 million invested in rocket engine development over the last two decades, the Aerojet Rocketdyne AR1 incorporates the latest advances in rocket engine technology, materials science and modern manufacturing techniques to deliver an affordable and reliable booster engine to meet current and future U.S. space launch needs. Having an American-designed and built booster engine in production would enable the U.S. to end its current dependence on foreign engine suppliers to launch some of its most important national security, civil and NASA payloads to orbit.