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Thanks, Charles Gorrivan from Bloomberg, for a great article on how the US Navy partners with Domino Data Lab to build #AI models for underwater mine detection using unmanned underwater vehicles. Learn more from Bloomberg. https://gag.gl/QEVcbN #AI #DefenseTech #ResponsibleAI #MissiondrivenAI #AIatscale #datascience #machinelearning #ml #mlops #Innovation #voiceofthecustomer

Military AI From unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) to geospatial intelligence (GEOINT), we break down the technology markets and companies transforming military operations with AI. See all 247 companies across 21 defense tech categories in our defense tech market map here 👇🏽 https://lnkd.in/eqqRc9YG

It is amazing that we have the capability to use UAS systems in highly hostile and hazardous environments. This gives us the ability to gather information without risking human lives. Aircraft like the MQ-9 are revolutionizing the battlefield and paving the way for new strategic operations. With additions like the Scalable Open Architecture Reconnaissance (SOAR) pod, these aircraft can detect and identify radar signals from long distances. This capability allows for effective stand-off surveillance, enabling the aircraft to gather intelligence without being shot down. Companies like General Atomics Aeronautical Systems are creating some of the most effective tools on the battlefield, and I am excited to see what the future holds for unmanned aviation.

Real Jets, Real Autonomy.   In a groundbreaking series of tests this July, Shield AI, alongside partners Kratos Defense and Security Solutions and Parry Labs, demonstrated the future of air combat. High-performance, autonomously controlled MQM-178 Firejet drones flew alongside human-piloted jets in tightly confined airspace, collaboratively executing complex maneuvers with precision. "When you have two unmanned jet aircraft flying alongside manned jets, trust in your AI wingman takes on a whole different meaning.” Read all about it: https://lnkd.in/eutFuaXK Autonomy for the world. The greatest victory requires no war. #AI #AutonomousJets #DefenseTechnology #Aviation #aircombat

These are the conversations that strike a cord in the security and technology domain. The threat is imminent and countermeasures must be implemented to ensure a safe and secure security /drone nexus  #drones #countermeasures #analyst #safety #security 

Over a decade ago, my belief was expressed that drones (sUAS) were going to make a huge impact around the world. Today, it’s been proven that is the case on almost every single aspect of life. Inspections, public safety, military, deliveries, photography and the list goes on. This video showcases an interesting development where the US military is using sophisticated scopes mounted on rifles to train and shoot drones down, but using “drone buster” to interdict them. As mentioned in the video below, there’s layers to the proper response to what kind of drone threat it is. The video below poses an interesting question: what are your thoughts on an AI system, designed to use a swarm (group) of drones to attack a target? How would this be prevented and/or stopped? DroneShield Drones4Good AeroDefense Bryan S. Bluvec Technologies Farnosh Sayed SkyFend Link to the video:

⚓ The Navy's 4th Fleet recognizes the need to upgrade command centers to effectively manage unmanned operations. 🔧 Rear Adm. Jim Aiken acknowledges advancements in robot technology but emphasizes the strain on headquarters in handling the massive influx of data. 🌟 Modernizing command control systems and exploring AI tools are top priorities for the Navy to keep pace with unmanned technology. 🔍 The upgraded systems must support integrated operations and effectively manage data from various unmanned systems. 💡 Adaptability and organizational agility are crucial to harnessing the benefits of unmanned technologies successfully. 📖 For further information, refer to the original DefenseScoop article. #NavyInnovation #UnmannedSystems [Link to article]

PDW's C100 brings together essential capabilities required by our forces and allies for success in today’s complex battlefield. The latest article from the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) highlights necessity for small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sU heavily contested areas like Taiwan. The time for action is now. https://okt.to/xgvboK

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