- The U.S. Army is accelerating the integration of artificial intelligence into all military operations, seeking input from the defense industry.
- The U.S. Army is seeking private partnerships to support its modernization initiatives.
- Multiple companies, including Lockheed Martin, were awarded contracts by the U.S. Army for engineering services, program management, and support systems.
Jacobs Demonstrates SOSA Standard for U.S. Army Avionics Modernization
What happened
Jacobs, through its chief technical architect, demonstrated the application of the Sensor Open Systems Architecture (SOSA) Technical Standard at the 2026 MOSA Industry and Government Summit. The demonstration showed how the U.S. Army could use standardized hardware interfaces to add and replace avionics processing cards from different suppliers. This allowed the Army to achieve computing capacity upgrades and obsolescence management without relying on the original equipment provider.
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Why it matters
The successful demonstration validates the viability of the SOSA standard for defense modernization initiatives. This initiative falls within the larger context of the U.S. Army seeking private partnerships to support its ongoing modernization programs.
Multiple companies, including Lockheed Martin, were awarded contracts by the U.S. Army for engineering services, program management, and support systems.
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Who's involved
- JacobsChief technical architect for the U.S. Army Capability Program Executive Aviation
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