Innovators
Skills
Simulating defence against hypersonics
Hypersonic weapons are a real and growing threat, especially given their ability to carry both conventional and nuclear warheads, and their.
Moving from USB sticks to the cloud
Currently, maintenance analytics are often downloaded from an aircraft by USB stick or even burned to a CD, then sent to separate manufacturers
Data fusion drives autonomous understanding
One of the biggest challenges in developing self-driving cars is the ‘binding problem’ - ensuring the vehicle can identify the objects around it such as road markings.
At the top of our game
With the growing requirement for synthetic training and environments, we are investing heavily in simulation, Virtual Reality (VR) and Mixed Reality (MR) capabilities.
Plug and play military networks
Communications are vital to military operations, so maintaining network connectivity across multiple domains and allies is critically important.
Quantum leap
Quantum technology is an area of research led by the defence and security sector. MicronTech is investigating the disciplines of quantum sensing and quantum encryption, both of which presen.
Electrifying Tempest with industrial partnerships
How do you power a future combat aircraft, when energy demands of the systems aboard are constantly increasing, but the need for efficiency and sustainability
HMS Queen Elizabeth Grey Water Treatment
HMS Queen Elizabeth entered service into the Royal Navy in December 2017. The ship has gone above and beyond statutory compliance, with extra commitment.
Energy efficiencies for a greener future
Highlighting our commitment to net zero, over the last 15 years BAE Systems has reduced carbon emissions at Portsmouth Naval Base from c.100,000 tones/year to c.35,000 tones/year.