RayGun was first developed to track soldiers, using mobile devices, in the fireld. It allows the tracking of individuals and vehicles inside and out of buildings using GPS, RFID, UWB, aGPS, tvGPS and network triangulation approaches. RayGun supports "FBCB2" and "Cursor on Target" protocols used by the US DOD. Customers include Boeing, General Dynamics, VAWD, Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, SRI, Booz Allen Hamilton and Draper Labs.

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