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Arete Associates is an advanced science and engineering company
providing high quality, innovative solutions to the most challenging
technical problems faced by the U.S. national security community.
By focusing on first principles of physics, Arete provides a deeper
understanding of the physical processes at play, achieving true
breakthroughs in developing creative, unconventional geo-
processing algorithms, sensors and collection strategies. Arete's
approaches are platform agnostic and provide unexpected sources
of information vital to U.S. national security.
Products/ Services:
Advanced algorithms and processing software for existing and new
collection systems; field experiment design and execution; limited
rate production of specialized sensors; strategic studies.
Clients:
Department of Defense agencies, the military services, and
combatant commands; intelligence community; Homeland Security;
and other defense and national security contractors.
Business Categories:
Automatic Target Recognition
Countermeasures
Detection/Identification
Electro-Optics
Geographic Information Systems
Imaging
Modeling/Simulation
Radar
Remote Sensing
Research
Sensors
Signal Processing Systems
Software
Software Engineering
Surveillance Systems
Video Compression
Small Business Status:
Small Business
NAICS Industry:
National Security
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