SRC, a defence research and development company, announced its Generic Multi-Function Array system (also referred to as Payload B) was featured in the recent MQ-28A Ghost Bat Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) live fire demonstration. This milestone highlights the system’s role as a critical enabler of collaborative, multi-domain operations and underscores SRC’s commitment to advancing next-generation defence technologies for both autonomous and crewed platforms across air, sea, land and space.
“The MQ-28A live fire demonstration showcased how GMFA has matured from concept to capability and proves that our systems don’t just participate in missions, they transform them,” said Kevin Hair, president and CEO of SRC. “By combining adaptability, autonomy and resilience, we are redefining what’s possible in electronic warfare.”
At the heart of the GMFA system is a multi-function array designed to provide agile, scalable and resilient sensing and effecting capabilities. The array integrates advanced electronic warfare functions into a single, compact architecture.
Complementing the array is a multi-function processor that delivers real-time signal processing and adaptive mission execution. The processor harnesses advanced algorithms transforming raw data into actionable insights that ensure decisive responses to evolving threats.
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