Broken aircraft. Missing parts. Maintenance logs scattered across systems that don’t talk to each other.
For Michael Amori, the problem wasn’t glamorous, but it was mission critical. After leaving Caltech, he co-founded Virtualitics to tackle one of the Pentagon’s biggest headaches: readiness.
In this episode of Defense Disruptors, we speak with Amori about how AI can forecast failures before they ground aircraft, clean up mountains of noisy data, and give commanders a clearer picture of whether forces are truly ready to deploy.
Read the full episode on NextGen Defense: Defense Disruptors: How Virtualitics Tackles the Pentagon’s Data Chaos
