DARPA Program Aims to Revolutionize Large Space Structures by Developing New Techniques for on Orbit Manufacturing

HRL Laboratories Selected for NOM4D Project to Develop Space-Based Construction Technologies

HRL selected by the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) to develop clean energy technology

HRL SLAM Project Will Develop Improved Electric Motor Magnets

The New Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuit Promises Disruptive Improvements in Radar, Communications, and Electronic Warfare

HRL Laboratories Creates World’s First X-Band N-Polar GaN MMIC

The US army has begun the first flight tests on aircraft parts printed with HRL Laboratories’ additive aluminum feedstock. This is the first Army-designed 3D-printed part that has ever been flown.

US Army Joins HRL’s Printed Metal Revolution

HRL Laboratories is a premier physical science and engineering research laboratory. With over 1,100 patents and counting, our scientists, engineers, and support staff carry on a tradition of technical excellence and innovation that has continued over 70 years.

HRL Laboratories 2021 Corporate Sustainability Report

Ryan gives a brief tour of HRL Laboratories and invites potential team members to apply. We’re hiring!

Discover HRL - Part 3

HRL Laboratories, LLC, is advancing its cutting-edge 3D-printed metals technology, extending an ever-widening portfolio of innovation in additive manufacturing with its 19th patent stemming from the revolutionary technology. HRL’s patent portfolio in this area extends back to 2014 with the early development of the process that would come to be known as functionalization.

HRL Laboratories’ Notches Another Milestone for 3D-Printed Aluminum

HRL Laboratories, LLC, will further its maturation of gallium nitride (GaN) semiconductor fabrication with a new award as part of the US Navy’s SOTA Radio Frequency Gallium Nitride “STARRY NITE” program. The $24M program is administered by the Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane Division and the National Security Technology Accelerator (NSTXL). The program will enable HRL to advance the manufacturing readiness level of its 40nm node T3 GaN process.

GaN Foundry Makes Big Impression with STARRY NITE