Lockheed Martin technologies are transforming shipboard command and control systems and user interfaces into state of the art 21st Century models.

COMBATSS™ (component based command and control system) provides necessary, timely, accurate, and comprehensive knowledge to system operators, thus enabling optimized response to dynamic tactical environments . COMBATSS™ presents an affordable, COTS intensive, easily reconfigured, Command and Control (C2) core architecture, on a common framework. Its scaleable architecture enables plug and play and plug and fight of all ship components, including sensors, weapons, displays, navigation, communication, etc., directly into the core framework. The total system includes both hardware and software, which is easily reusable and adaptable to benefit from future technology upgrades. As new weapons and sensors are installed, only their COMBATSS™ adapters need to be provided. These adapters link the new weapon or sensor with COMBATSS™. The total ship system is unaffected by the change, allowing for any number of weapons/sensors to be installed or updated over time without expensive cascading software changes. COMBATSS™ forms the backbone that enables customization of ship systems, equipment, and missions by using platform- independent, standards-based code.

COMBATSS™ is ideal for all ship types and classes, such as: fast patrol craft, corvettes, frigates and destroyers as well as platforms under development or in service throughout the world.

For more information, contact:
Lockheed Martin Naval Electronics & Surveillance Systems-Surface Systems
Vice President, Business Development
P.O. Box 1027
199 Borton Landing Road
Moorestown, NJ 08057-0927
Phone: 856-722-4933

Valiant Display Console

The Valiant Display Console incorporates new Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) technologies and a user-centered ergonomic design that supports reduced manning and task-centered human-machine interactions.

Features/Benefits:

• A workstation that demonstrates key COTS technologies:
• Large flat panel displays
• Thin Client, Ultra-Thin Client, and standalone configurations
• Commodity operating systems
  • MS Windows 2000
  • Solaris
• Reduced complexity human computer interfaces
  • Touch screens, trackball, headset, numeric keypad, smart card
• Ergonomic design to ensure watchstander efficiency and comfort
• Designs based on SPAWAR Multi-Mode Watch Station (MMWS) research
• Flexible/adaptable work surface
• Modular and reconfigurable
• Quick assembly/disassembly

Key Technologies:

• 21.3" high resolution, color LCD panels (1600 x 1200)
• 7 megapixels of screen real estate
• Capacitive touch screens on all LCDs
• Smart Card login
• Multihead 3D graphics processors
• Audio/video capable
• 100 MB Ethernet/IEEE 1394

Enhancements:

• Shock isolation at cabinet level
• Environmental qualification/shipboard power
• Multimodal biometric authentication
• 2-screen, 3-screen and 5-screen configurations
• Alternate pedestal/footprint

For more information, contact:
AN/UYQ-70 Marketing
Lockheed Martin Naval Electronics & Surveillance Systems–Tactical Systems
Rugged Computing Infrastructures
P.O. Box 64525
St. Paul, MN 55164-0525
Harvey J. Taipale
Phone: (651) 456-3778, www.Q70.com