• Raytheon, part of RTX, demonstrated an event-based mid-wave infrared camera that tracked high-speed objects in real time while cutting processing and power demands.
• Test in Northern California tracked multiple targets, including ground vehicles and aircraft, by capturing motion not achievable with conventional frame-based infrared cameras.
• Sensor reports pixel-level changes instead of full frames, reducing data load and improving response time for threat detection.
• Program was developed under DARPA-funded Fast Event-based Neuromorphic Camera and Electronics (FENCE) effort, with follow-on demonstrations and data collection under evaluation.

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