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Innoflight successfully delivers avionics hardware to L3Harris

January 19, 2024

The Space Development Agency (SDA) awarded a prototype agreement to L3Harris Technologies in 2023 to provide initial missile warning/missile tracking warfighting capability of the Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture (PWSA).

Innoflight is on contract with L3Harris for the delivery of key avionics, including mesh network encryption/decryption, networking, processing and precision timing for the SDA T1 Tracking Layer program.

Innoflight’s deliverables to L3Harris include “mesh network” End Cryptographic Units (ECUs), network Internet Protocol (IP) routers with Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS), network Ethernet switches, Secure Independent Processors, and Mission Timing Electronics.

Innoflight recently delivered mesh network encryption/decryption, networking and precision timing EDUs and precision timing Flight Units to L3Harris where the EDUs are being used for software development and integration testing.

“Innoflight is pleased to continue our PWSA journey with L3Harris on the T1 Tracking Layer program after the successful delivery of T0 Tracking Layer hardware,” said Jeff Janicik, Innoflight President & CEO. “Innoflight and L3Harris have developed a synergy and strong business relationship that will make us even more successful moving forward.”

Filed Under: Agencies, Constellations, Hardware, INNOFLIGHT, L3Harris Technologies, LEO, Military, Missile Tracking, Missile Warning, Missile Warning System, Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture (PWSA), Prototype Satellites, Prototypes, PWSA Transport Layer, SmallSat, smallsats, Space Development Agency (SDA), Warfighters

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