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Raytheon may track astronauts, robots on the moon

Submit on Friday, November 24th, 2006 05:06

Raytheon Company, in partnership with Hamilton Sundstrand, successfully demonstrated the capabilities of its MicroLight networked, communications and navigation system at NASA’s recent desert research and technical studies annual demonstration.

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