artificial intelligence

Lockheed, Red Hat to Advance Artificial Intelligence on Military Platforms

Lockheed Martin has partnered with Red Hat to enable small military platforms to handle increased artificial intelligence workloads.

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Turkey Develops Tech Reducing Small Drones’ Reliance on GPS

Turkish defense company STM has developed technology that allows small drones to operate in GPS-contested environments using AI and “sophisticated computer vision techniques.”

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US DoD Extends AI, Machine Learning Contract With Palantir Technologies

The US Army Research Laboratory has extended its contract with Palantir Technologies to continue advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning services for the US Department of Defense.

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USAF Drones to Receive AI Gun Detection Solution

The US Air Force has awarded ZeroEyes a contract to deliver its AI gun detection solution for the service’s drones at the Dover Air Force Base, Delaware.

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Kratos, General Atomics Make Progress on AI-Driven Combat Aircraft

Kratos and General Atomics have announced their latest milestones in providing autonomous capabilities to combat aircraft.

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Tomahawk Robotics to Provide US Marine Corps With Unmanned Systems

The US Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory has awarded Tomahawk Robotics a $6.5 million contract for the ARTEMIS program.

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Elbit Systems to Develop Advanced Night Vision Sensor for IVAS Goggles

Elbit Systems has received a $10-million contract to develop an advanced night vision sensor for the US Army’s IVAS goggles.

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Pentagon Combines Sea Drones, AI to Police Gulf Region

Iran's seizure of unmanned US Navy boats highlighted a Pentagon program to develop air, surface, and underwater drones for patrolling.

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Torch.AI to Provide Software for New US Cyber and Insider Threat Analysis

The US Department of Defense has selected Torch.AI to provide software for its new cyber security analysis capability.

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USAF to Use Hi-Tech Headset to Train Against Chinese, Russian Aircraft

The US Air Force will begin using augmented reality headsets with a state-of-the-art visor to train against Chinese and Russian aircraft.

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