Neuroscale AI developed Arbi for the government sector, which was subsequently built and tested at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
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Neuroscale AI developed Arbi for the government sector, which was subsequently built and tested at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
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Neuroscale AI builds and tests Arbi for government use at the base.1 source
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Collaborations between multiple universities and the Air Force Research Laboratory are advancing technology development projects at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.Also in this story
- A CAMP lab, established with help from Elaine, is leading workforce development efforts in Kettering, involving the Dayton Foundation and Air Force Research Laboratory.
- A proposal for an academy expansion has been made, utilizing existing facilities and connecting the campuses of the involved institutions.
- DCS Corp., which acquired Arctos, won a contract up to $60 million with AFRL for services at Wright-Patterson AFB.
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Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
United States Air Force base near Dayton, Ohio, USA
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