The Georgia Tech Research Institute’s Angry Kitten pod is an electronic warfare version. While traditional systems react to predicted threats on pre-defined responses, this pod employs machine ...

The Angry Kitten was developed by the Georgia Tech Research Institute to simulate the electronic warfare devices of other country’s aircraft, the kind that the Air Force might encounter in the sky.

The U.S. Air Force flew a remotely piloted aircraft equipped with an Angry Kitten® ALQ-167 Electronic Warfare Countermeasure Pod for the first time on April 27, 2023. General Atomics Aeronautical ...

The system being designed at Georgia Tech Research Institute uses algorithms to read the electronic threats continuously, learn their characteristics, and then choose, instantly, the best means to ...

Angry Kitten is a next-generation EW technology that both jams and mimics a broad range of electronic attack systems. It utilizes digital radio frequency memory, which provides superior results than ...

Georgia Tech Research Institute next-generation electronic warfare equipment — carried in a bright blue pod at the bottom of the photo — being flight-tested aboard an L-39 Albatros jet trainer ...

In addition to testing the Angry Kitten with Reapers, the Air Force tested the Angry Kitten in Alaska on F-16 Fighting Falcons and A-10 Thunderbolts, both older planes originally designed for ...

Electronic warfare development targets fully adaptive threat response technology. 16 Aug 2013. 1 ...

RF jammer technology To thwart electronic warfare technology, a research team at the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) is developing a new generation of advanced radio frequency (RF) jammer ...