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Northrop Grumman Australia Opens Its New State-of-the-art Systems Facility Parallax Labs in Canberra

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Northrop Grumman Australia Opens Its New State-of-the-art Systems Facility Parallax Labs in Canberra

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Northrop Grumman Australia Opens State-of-the-Art Lab in Canberra
Northrop Grumman Australia Opens State-of-the-Art Lab in Canberra

Northrop Grumman Australia has opened its new AU$20 million state-of-the-art systems integration, advanced mission visualisation and demonstration facility, ‘Parallax Labs’. The event was marked by the attendance of the Australian Minister for Defence Industry and Minister for Science and Technology, the Hon Melissa Price MP, Deputy Secretary Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group, Mr. Tony Fraser AO, CSC, and Australian defence industry partners. Parallax Labs brings together a distributed systems and software development, integration and test environment with cutting-edge mission visualisation and demonstration capabilities. The fully immersive and interactive operations room-style environment incorporates large-area displays and reconfigurable technologies to enable key stakeholders to fully envision and test technology and solutions approaches.

“We are committed to developing and investing in sovereign Australian capability,” said Christine Zeitz, general manager, Northrop Grumman Asia Pacific. “Parallax Labs represents a critical component of how Northrop Grumman Australia can support projects with complex system architectures and highly-integrated technologies. Importantly, it also serves to facilitate the transfer of technology and the development of Australian critical technology skills that will benefit Australia’s defence industry now and into the future.”

Northrop Grumman Australia Opens State-of-the-Art Lab in Canberra
Mr. Tony Fraser AO, CSC, (Deputy Secretary CASG) Mr. Chris Deeble AO, (Executive Director Strategy, Northrop Grumman Australia) Mr. Mark Foster (CEA Technologies), Mr. Adam Smith (NOVA Systems), The Hon Melissa Price MP (Minister for Defence Industry), Mr. Lee Stanley (Daronmont Technologies), Professor Len Sciacca (University of Melbourne) and Mr. Shane Kimball (AOS Group) at the opening of Northrop Grumman Australia’s AU$20 Million Parallax Labs in Canberra.

Parallax is derived from the Ancient Greek word, parallaxis, explaining the physical phenomenon whereby an object’s position or direction appears to differ when viewed from different lines of sight. A key feature of the customer and partner collaboration that drives the development of Northrop Grumman systems is the bringing together of parties with unique viewpoints. Only by comprehending how we each envision the success of a mission can we define the right solution for our customers. Parallax Labs brings the advantages of model-based systems engineering, advanced simulation and high levels of automation to systems development, integration and test activities. These enablers are crucial to doing Agile DevSecOps at scale with the dependability customers require for critical mission systems.

Northrop Grumman’s Parallax Labs is designed to showcase the company’s local and international capabilities with industry partners, customers and technology organisations in a way that preserves the integrity of controlled information with classified, export and trade controlled or sensitive priority information. Unlike traditional labs which are confined to a physical space, Parallax Labs is a truly distributed environment, which can be easily scaled through the cloud to incorporate new capabilities and locations in Australia and overseas. Northrop Grumman is a technology company, focused on global security and human discovery. Our pioneering solutions equip our customers with capabilities they need to connect, advance and protect the U.S. and its allies. Driven by a shared purpose to solve our customers’ toughest problems, our 90,000 employees define possible every day.

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