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The US Army has selected Teledyne FLIR OEM to develop smaller and more cost-effective thermal sensors for use in drones, loitering munitions, and weapons sights. The program aims to create higher-performance uncooled thermal sensors for defense applications. This technology will enhance the Army's capabilities in surveillance and targeting.
The development of smaller and more affordable thermal sensors is crucial for the US Army's modernization efforts, as it will enable the deployment of advanced sensors on a wider range of platforms, including drones and loitering munitions. This will significantly enhance the Army's situational awareness and targeting capabilities.
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