Technology – Page 35 – The Defense Post

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16 January

Syracuse Research Corporation develops embedded AI and machine learning tools.

Syracuse Lands $24M US Contract to Advance Embedded AI for Defense

Syracuse has received a $24-million contract from the US Air Force Research Laboratory to push next-generation embedded AI.

15 January

Luminary Cloud provides integrated model development from data generation to inference.

Giulia Bernacchi

Luminary Rolls Out Physics AI That Shrinks Defense Design Timelines

Luminary Cloud is accelerating US defense tech development with three new Physics AI models that cover air, maritime, and ground systems.

15 January

A Belgian Soldier assigned to the Belgian 2nd Commando Battalion conducts a live fire exercise in the 7th Army training Command's (7ATC) Grafenwoehr Training Area, Germany, March 5, 2024. 7ATC enables readiness for all assigned and regionally aligned USAREUR-AF forces, Allies and Partners by conducting live, virtual, and/or constructive training in a fully replicated, multi-domain battlefield. 7ATC is uniquely positioned and organized to organically train and resource U.S., Allied and Partner units through the entire training process, tailored to the organization’s mission or nation’s defense security requirements. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Christian Carrillo)

Rojoef Manuel

Belgium’s ‘Odin’ Innovation Program to Prep Military for Future Warfare

Belgium has launched a new defense innovation initiative aimed at overhauling its military capabilities for future conflicts, as Defence Minister Theo Francken warned that the country and much of Europe remain unprepared for next-generation warfare.

15 January

Inder Singh Bisht

Epirus Demos First Directed-Energy Takedown of Jam-Proof Fiber-Optic Drone

Epirus has demonstrated the first neutralization of a fiber-optic-guided drone using its Leonidas high-power microwave system, highlighting a potential non-kinetic counter to platforms immune to electronic-warfare effects.

15 January

Joe Saballa

Mistral AI Arms France With Advanced AI for Defense Ops

France’s Ministry of the Armed Forces is teaming up with Mistral AI to strengthen its defense capabilities with advanced artificial intelligence.

15 January

Inder Singh Bisht

UNAC Wins French Army Contract to Supply Robotic Explosive Disposal Platforms

The French defense procurement agency has selected local firm UNAC to supply up to 34 explosive ordnance disposal robots for the French Army.

14 January

Joe Saballa

US Army Turns to Striveworks to Stress-Test AI for Future Battlefields

The US Army is turning to Austin-based Striveworks to put battlefield AI to the test, aiming to ensure commanders can trust machine learning tools when it matters most.

14 January

Jodesz Gavilan

Northrop Grumman Unveils Fast Radiation Testing for Microelectronics

Northrop Grumman has unveiled a new testing system that could slash years off the process of qualifying microelectronics for radiation-heavy environments.

14 January

A soldier uses a handheld device to employ artificial intelligence for data analysis to guide rapid planning and execution of tactical-level operations

Christine Casimiro

Pentagon Goes ‘AI-First’ to Accelerate US Warfighting Dominance

The Pentagon has launched a new artificial intelligence strategy aimed at cementing US leadership in military AI and pushing advanced capabilities into real-world operations faster.

13 January