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Raytheon Develops RATS 2.0 Mobile App For Enhanced Intelligence Sharing

Wednesday, August 8th, 2012

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Raytheon [RTN] has developed a mobile device application designed to enhance intelligence sharing on commercially-available smartphones and tablet computers. The application, called Raytheon Advanced Tactical System (RATS) 2.0, is available now and is designed for those on the front lines of both civilian life and the military. Raytheon said in a statement RATS 2.0 is ideal for those on the battlefield or in special operations, search and rescue, disaster recovery, law enforcement and other first responder-type jobs. RATS 2.0 is…

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