Across its products, press releases, innovation pages, and files, SRC details its Ghost Mantis family of multi-function electronic warfare arrays designed to help manned and unmanned systems detect, classify, and respond to threats in complex electromagnetic environments. The core Ghost Mantis Multi-Function EW Technology utilizes artificial intelligence and machine learning to locate radio frequency emitters and share electromagnetic data with allied platforms. Recent updates detailed in SRC Announces Development of “Gen 3 Multi-Function Array” Within Its Ghost Mantis Family of Technologies highlight an architecture that supports radar and radio frequency emulation for collaborative combat aircraft. Furthermore, as noted in SRC's Ghost Mantis Technology Selected for U.S. Air Force Large Aircraft Survivability System (LASS) Prototype Other Transactional Agreement (OTA), this third-generation technology is being developed to provide long-range missile threat detection and self-protection for high-value airborne assets. Customers can learn more about these capabilities by reviewing the Ghost Mantis® Multi-Function EW Technology Overview Sheet or exploring how these arrays support broader military modernization efforts on the Redefining Possible® for the U.S. Air Force page.