Thales just bagged a 10-million-pound ($13.5 million) contract with the UK Ministry of Defence to roll out next-gen remote command centers for the Royal Navy’s autonomous minehunting missions.
These facilities will use artificial intelligence (AI) to help the military track down and destroy sea mines more safely and efficiently.
The contract could expand up to 100 million pounds ($135 million), making it a key step in the force’s shift to using more unmanned tech.
Read the full story on our new publication, Military AI: AI Remote Hubs to Lead Royal Navy’s Autonomous Minehunting
