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Home» Event News» SNA 2020»SNA 2020: Fujitsu Unveils Collaborative Table for Japan’s AEGIS Ships & AEGIS Ashore

SNA 2020: Fujitsu Unveils Collaborative Table for Japan’s AEGIS Ships & AEGIS Ashore

At the 2020 Surface Navy Association's national symposium (SNA 2020) currently held near Washington DC, Japanese company Fujitsu and their partner Lockheed Martin unveiled a collaborative table and multi-function display.

Xavier Vavasseur 16 Jan 2020

The Fujitsu “collaborative table and multi-function display” was designed to equip the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) new AEGIS destroyers JS Maya and JS Haguro, as well as Japan’s AEGIS Ashore sites.

The collaborative table is a newly developed display component of the AEGIS weapon system computing infrastructure.

Our video coverage of Fujitsu’s collaborative table

Intended to be placed inside the CIC, the collaborative table will allow multiple users to conduct the following tasks:

  • Situational awareness – TACSIT
  • BMD mission planning, engagement scheduling and status display
  • Damage control display, coordination and capability restoration support
  • Data provider for remote engagement mission planning
  • C2BMC coordination
  • Non-AWS combat system display (GCCS, JTT, EW, CDLMS, etc…)

The multi-mission display provides high resolution digital image capability for use in the CIC or other shipboard-sheltered areas.

Talking to Naval News, Fujitsu representative at SNA 2020 explained that in addition to the Maya-class and AEGIS Ashore, the collaborative table will be installed aboard the Izumo-class multi-purpose destroyers (helicopter carriers) following their recently approved upgrade. The table will also aboard the 30 FFM, the next generation frigate of the JMSDF currently in production at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. We were told that Fujitsu will provide all the displays of the impressive 360° video wall inside the CIC of the frigate.

About Maya-class DDG

JS Maya during sea trials in 2019. Picture by Japanese ships spotter @Alsace_class

JS Maya is the first of a new class of improved destroyers with ballistic missile defense capabilities. Her keel was laid in April 2017 and she was launched on July 30th 2018.

The new destroyer class is 170 meters long and displaces 8,200 tons. She will operate with a crew of 310 sailors, and features a combined diesel electric and gas (COGLAG) propulsion system.

The Maya-class is the first of JMSDF’s Aegis destroyers ready for ballistic missile defense operations (BMD) from the time of commissioning, and is also the first of Japan’s AEGIS fleet to be equipped with Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC) from the start. The CEC allows the ship to receive targeting information from other assets, such as US Navy of Royal Australian Navy AEGIS destroyers or American and Japanese E-2D AWACS aircraft. Japan has four E-2D Advanced Hawkeye aircraft on order, with the first one delivered on March 29 2019 to the Japan Air Self-Defense Force.

Fitted with the AEGIS Baseline J7 combat system and the Northrop Grumman AN/SPQ-9B radar system, both JS Maya and JS Haguro destroyers will be able to fire the latest iteration of Raytheon’s SM-3 ballistic defense missile. Being jointly developed by the U.S. and Japan, the SM-3 Block IIA features larger rocket motors that will allow it to defend broader areas from ballistic missile threats and a larger kinetic warhead.

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Posted by : Xavier Vavasseur
Xavier is based in Paris, France. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Management Information Systems and a Master of Business Administration from Florida Institute of Technology (FIT). Xavier has been covering naval defense topics for nearly a decade.

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