Overview
- Lockheed launched Strigo as a common‑baseline suite of radio‑frequency sensors, missile datalinks and seeker technologies that can be mixed and matched for different weapons and missions.
- The company created the Strigo Product Center to act as a storefront for ready‑now and near‑ready solutions and to speed design, testing and delivery of new hardware.
- Lockheed has committed $250 million so far to operate the product center and said it will continue investing to sustain rapid development and upgrades.
- Technologies developed under the Strigo effort have already informed parts of the Precision Strike Missile Increment 2 seeker package, showing direct integration with an active Army munitions program.
- Lockheed says the modular, prebuilt approach aims to shorten delivery times, lower lifecycle costs through common architectures, and let U.S. and allied forces receive updated sensors and seekers faster as threats evolve.