
Hermeus and Northrop Grumman Team on Mission Systems for Uncrewed Aircraft
The companies signed a strategic teaming agreement to integrate Northrop Grumman mission systems into Hermeus aircraft for potential U.S. military use.
Hermeus and Northrop Grumman signed a strategic teaming agreement covering mission-system integration for Hermeus uncrewed, high-Mach aircraft. Northrop Grumman will design, develop, integrate, and sustain the systems for potential U.S. military use.
Key details
- The planned mission systems cover sensing, communications, navigation, and command and control.
- Hermeus’s modular mission management system separates flight-critical functions from mission-critical functions.
- The system aligns with U.S. Government standards including Agile Mission Suite and Open Mission Systems.
- The aircraft identified in connection with the agreement is the Hermeus Quarterhorse. The material gives no aircraft count or operator.
Northrop Grumman’s planned work covers sensing, communications, navigation, and command and control.
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