Raytheon has received a contract at Farnborough Air Show in the UK to provide helmet-mounted integrated targeting (HMIT) systems for the US Air Force,.
The $12.6m contract will include phase 1 integration and qualification of the HMIT system for air force and air national guard A-10C and F-16C block 30/32 aircraft.
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The HMIT, a heads-up system, will display crucial information in high-resolution colour imagery directly in the pilot’s field of vision.
It will display information such as weapons-cueing, targeting and situational awareness information including data from on-board and remote sensors.
The system, which will be fully compatible with US military-standard airborne night vision systems, will track helmet movement to display accurate imagery irrespective of the direction the pilot’s head is turned.
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Raytheon Technical Services Company will jointly work with Gentex to produce the system based on Gentex’s Visionix Scorpion helmet-mounted cueing system.
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By GlobalDataThe programme has a total value up to $50m and will include five one-year production options.
