1990

Developed multi-object, ground-truth, vehicle-data tracking system, marking early use of GPS as test instrumentation.

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1991

Used our multi-object, ground-truth, vehicle-data tracking system at White Sands Missile Range, NM, to test a non-cooperative target recognition system. (Capacity: 7 vehicles in a…

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1995

Developed Deployable Force-on-Force Instrumented Range System (DFIRST) for the US Army National Guard (ARNG), marking the first time a ground combat vehicle training system used…

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1995

Developed DFIRST interfaces for US military land vehicles. (Capacity: 150 ground vehicles in a 20 km x 40 km area.)

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1995

First integrated Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System (MILES) with DFIRST.

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1999

Integrated DFIRST with another SRI-developed GPS/radio tracking system.

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1999

Interfaced MILES 2000 with DFIRST.

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1999

Delivered homestation DFIRSTs to Camp Roberts, CA, and Orchard Training Area, ID.

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2000

Updated DFIRST with reduced electromagnetic interference and tool-free installation.

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2002

Began delivering homestation DFIRSTs to seven US ARNG sites.

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2002

Supported company-sized proof of concept for ARNG’s new eXportable Combat Training Capability (XCTC) program. (Capacity: 255 ground vehicles and 100 infantry dismounts in a 20…

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2005

Renamed DFIRST “FlexTrain” for US DoD customers and “Mobile Ground Truth System (MGTS)” for all other customers.

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2005

Supported battalion-sized, proof-of-concept event for XCTC.

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2006

Incorporated skilled local temporary staff into training rotations for ARNG’s XCTC program.

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2006

First used our EDI tracking device.

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2007

Demonstrated interoperability with the US Army’s Common Training Instrumentation Architecture (CTIA).

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2007

Helped plan and prepare for first two brigade-sized XCTC rotations.

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2007

Provided GPS-enabled instrumentation and after-action review (AAR) capabilities for NOVEX 2007, a multi-agency homeland security exercise at Moffett Field, CA.

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2008

Added real-time monitoring of MILES engagements to FlexTrain. (Capacity: 2,000 entities [troops and vehicles] in a 20 x 40 km area.)

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2008

First deployed multi-network, multi-epoch, time-division multiple access (TDMA) communications architecture at XCTC rotations.

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2008

First used portable village structures at XCTC rotations.

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2008

Validated XCTC’s exportable capabilities.

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2008

Established our Training as a Service (TaaS) business model.

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2008

Provided instrumentation, admin comms, battlefield effects (BFE), battlefield immersion (BFI), logistics, and sustainment support for two sequential XCTC rotations in different locations.

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2009

Reduced costs for XCTC program by competing subcontracted functions.

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2009

Provided instrumentation and communications support to first multi-brigade XCTC rotation.

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2010

First implemented a matrix management pool for field application engineers and field service representatives into XCTC program to control program costs.

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2010

Conducted five brigade rotations at four different locations.

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2011

Integrated I-MILES and MILES-XXI with FlexTrain.

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2012

Began developing our FREDI-2 tracking device.

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2012

Integrated FlexTrain’s exercise control software—known as ORION—with the FREDI-2 data structure.

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2012

Took over XCTC program management, planning, and execution services.

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2012

Began transitioning from counterinsurgency to a Decisive Action Training Environment.

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2013

Conducted first integration of active component squadron training during an XCTC rotation.

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2015

Launched Ravenswood Solutions, a wholly owned subsidiary of SRI, to continue supporting collective training, test and evaluation, performance assessment, and policy analysis.

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2015

Fielded FREDI-2.

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2015

Fielded and achieved full operational capability for ORION.    

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2015

Supported US Army’s Network Integration Event (NIE) 16.1 at Fort Bliss, TX.

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2015

Won FREDI-2 production and environmental testing contract from the US Department of the Interior.

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2015

Won XCTC contract from the US Department of the Interior.

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2016

Won FlexTrain production contract from the US Department of the Interior.

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2016

Supported first in a series of Army Warfighting Assessment/NIE test events for the US Army Joint Modernization Command.

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2017

Supported four simultaneous XCTC rotations, Stryker Brigade training, and Associated Unit Pilot Program training across CONUS.

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2017

Conducted simultaneous, large-scale OCONUS operations: a policy analysis event in Aviano, Italy, and a USAEUR interoperability test.

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2018

Debuted our alternate frequency module, local data storage module, and a solar-system that powers instrumentation towers.

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2018

Provided our local data storage module to support the US Army Operational Test Command’s evaluation of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle and Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle.

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2019

Fielded two Mobile Augmented Reality Tracking Equipment for Observers (MARTE-O) system kits to the Dutch Army.

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2019

Achieved our first patent for an adapter device that enables the coupling of one or more batteries to the FREDI-2.

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2019

Moved our Products and Operations Center from Fremont, California to Boise, Idaho.  

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2019

Won the XCTC program’s first IDIQ contract from US Army Contracting Command–Orlando.

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2019

Won FlexTrain production and ORION software license contract from the US Army Contracting Command–Orlando.

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2019

Achieved International Organization for Standardization 9001:2015 Quality Management System certification.

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2019

Entered strategic partnership with manufacturer GDM Electronics and Medical.

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2020

Won UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) contract to provide a tactical engagement system to the British Army Training Unit in Kenya (BATUK).

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2020

Awarded the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) Above and Beyond Award.

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