Raytheon Technologies has had a rich history of Research and Development (R&D) in machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) over the last decade. This work spans theoretical to field-deployed applications and our innovations have bridged problems from natural language processing to network flows and cybersecurity.
Licensing

Democratizing information is one of the many ways that we build a safer, more connected world. With over 40,000 patents, we’re one of the most innovative companies. And we like to share that innovation.
Our patents available for licensing range in scope from artificial intelligence and machine learning to additive manufacturing and infrared sensors.
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

With Raytheon Technologies' role in developing fundamental research and the integration of AI/ML technologies into broader systems, there are strong opportunities for partnership, integration and collaboration in leveraging Raytheon Technologies' Intellectual Property.
In addition to the registered Intellectual Property, Raytheon Technologies has integrable AI/ML components and end-to-end capabilities that can help advance your business.
Manufacturing

Communications

Raytheon Technologies has had to develop innovative solutions related to all aspects of communications. From new technology for uninterrupted military communications in contested environments to creating techniques that increase the current limits of optical communications technology to operating in the millimeter wave spectrum. Raytheon Technologies has worked along the entire EM spectrum to solve communications problems.
Autonomy

Sensors

Sensing is one of Raytheon Technologies' core markets and most robust technology portfolios. Raytheon Technologies has decades of experience innovating in this space, serving broad needs with technologies ranging from small commercial sensors useful in the automotive space to world-wide, multi-sensor and multiple-domain systems. Our experience in design, development, deploying and maintaining these sensor systems through the entire world is second to none.
Semiconductors
