T2S Solutions Selected for Missile Defense Agency's HAIRST Program

May 15, 2026
T2S Solutions has been chosen by the Missile Defense Agency to support the High Altitude Infrared Search and Track (HAIRST) program, developing infrared sensor prototypes for detecting and tracking missile threats from high altitude platforms.

T2S Solutions has been selected by the Missile Defense Agency for the High Altitude Infrared Search and Track (HAIRST) program, announced in a press release. The initiative focuses on developing and demonstrating infrared sensor prototypes mounted on high altitude platforms to detect and track incoming missile threats.

Under the HAIRST effort, T2S will work on advanced infrared sensing technology aimed at improving detection and tracking performance. The prototypes are expected to demonstrate wide area surveillance capabilities while providing precise tracking data to support timely threat responses.

T2S will collaborate with partners specializing in sensor development, high altitude platform integration, and rapid prototyping. The company stated that this selection reinforces its focus on advancing sensing and communications technologies for national defense applications.

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