ARA will highlight its advanced defense technologies at the 2025 INFOPAC Symposium, taking place Oct. 20–22 at the Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach.
The annual INFOPAC Symposium brings together information practitioners from U.S. Indo-Pacific Command (INDOPACOM) and its allied partners. The event focuses on operational needs in the Indo-Pacific, exploring the application of national and theater strategies alongside emerging operational and warfighting concepts.
This year’s theme, “Credible Deterrence,” reflects the Secretary of Defense’s call to strengthen the U.S. deterrence posture. For decades, ARA has supported the Department of Defense (DoD) with innovative solutions that enhance deterrence and safeguard national security.
In Booth 1, ARA subject matter experts will showcase next-generation capabilities under the theme “Credible Deterrence Through Non-Lethal Means.” Featured technologies include:
- Digital Design Framework – Novel, multidisciplinary tool that integrates radiofrequency and electro-optic infrared simulation tools with AI/ML-based automatic target recognition and mission analysis (AFSIM) for advanced multi-spectral, multi-domain platform design.
- RF Virtuoso™ Antenna Technology – Custom, conformal broadband array solutions featuring advanced composites, radar-absorbing materials, and rapid design-to-test capabilities.
- OTONOS – Cutting-edge autonomy to increase performance, lethality, and survivability in the most challenging environments.
- Sapper – A high mobility, autonomous ready, tracked or wheeled platform designed with a common deck, built with modular mission payloads in mind to meet a wide range of missions.
- Switchback – Collaborative small robotics platform enabling stealth operations with high payload capacity and survivability.
- Pathfinder – Intrusion detection system designed to identify and stop physical threats before they occur.
- Technical Effects Course – A 40-hour, hands-on program addressing the integration of technical effects into multi-domain operations.
- Daughter Drones/Common Rail – UAS mothership and daughter drones for mission execution, enemy neutralization, reconnaissance, and decoy.
- Attritable RF Decoy – Cost-effective, low size, weight, and power RF spoofing modules deployed by small, unmanned platforms to mimic friendly force behavior, disrupting adversaries to accomplish complex missions.
ARA remains committed to delivering innovative, mission-ready solutions that give U.S. forces and allies a decisive edge in the INDOPACOM theater and beyond, protecting our safety, security, and way of life.
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CONTACT
jrittenberg@ara.com
