- Air and Missile Defense
- Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I)
- Air Traffic Management
- Protected Satellite Communications
- Public Safety and Security
- Products and Solutions
- Public Safety Technology Center
- Founding a UCLA Center
- Strategic Partnerships
- FAQs
- Publications
- Tactical Communications
- Cybersecurity
- Electronic Warfare
- Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance
- Naval Solutions
- Radar
- Space Solutions
- Training Solutions
- IDIQ Contract Vehicles
APCO A new mobile app turns computers, tablets and smartphones into "virtual radios," allowing emergency dispatchers to quickly mobilize help and extend their reach beyond radio networks more >>
| VIRTSIM The heart-pounding immersion of VIRTSIM makes users feel like they're in the middle of the action more >>
|
IWCE Good news often comes in pairs, they say, but in the public safety network arena, February's news lineup held a rare surprise: a trio of great, interlinked stories on the "power of the network” more >>
|
Systems IntegrationWe ensure your system will operate as a truly unified interoperable system. Our solution is based on open architecture, nonproprietary technologies. Raytheon is responsible for the system’s performance; and we will provide maintenance and support. Battle-TestedFrom firefighters and police officers to paramedics and state troopers, Raytheon takes innovation from the battlefield and places it in the hands of first responders. For more than 60 years, we’ve been designing, testing and delivering reliable, secure communications technologies for the military. Our systems have excelled in the battlefield, one of the most challenging and grueling environments any product can face. We’ve now taken that technology and know-how to build the world’s most dependable communications solutions for public safety agencies. Operable and InteroperableIn the public safety communications field, interoperability means first responders have the ability to talk to whomever they need to, whenever they need to. This approach includes law enforcement, firefighters and emergency medical services – and allows for the seamless exchange of voice, video and/or data information wirelessly on demand and in real time, with proper security authorization. The difference between operability and interoperability is that operability defines the daily functioning of communications equipment, while interoperability is the ability of these different communications systems to work together. Both are absolutely critical needs of first responders in the field. Open Architecture SystemRaytheon’s commitment to open standards-based interoperability means you get unprecedented freedom of choice to create the right solution for your needs. With an open system, you can use any model of handset and seamlessly integrate new components without dependence on a single vendor’s proprietary equipment or a complete system overhaul. Simply put, you have the power to decide when to replace equipment – not the product manufacturer. | In The NewsLTE Test Provides Insight into Nationwide Public Safety Network (Emergency Management) Keys to Success for Nationwide Broadband (Radio Resource) LA Sherrif's Dept. Adopts Integrated Toughbook Technology (PC World) High-Tech Cop Car From LA Sheriff's Department Featured At CES 2012 (Huffington Post) Video: How Raytheon Helped Create the Ultimate High-Tech Cop Car (Wired) News ReleasesRaytheon to provide LA County Sheriff's Department motorcycle fleet with first-ever laptops Related Information |



A new mobile app turns computers, tablets and smartphones into "virtual radios," allowing emergency dispatchers to quickly mobilize help and extend their reach beyond radio networks
The heart-pounding immersion of VIRTSIM makes users feel like they're in the middle of the action
Good news often comes in pairs, they say, but in the public safety network arena, February's news lineup held a rare surprise: a trio of great, interlinked stories on the "power of the network”