The Canadian Armed Forces is adopting uncrewed systems like SENTINEL for modern warfare, drawing lessons from the Ukraine conflict.
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What happened
The Canadian Armed Forces is adopting uncrewed systems like SENTINEL for modern warfare, drawing lessons from the Ukraine conflict.
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The entities involved
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Canadian Armed Forces
combined military forces of Canada
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SENTINEL
open-source behavioral intelligence platform for proactive child safety on digital platforms
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- Canada's Department of National Defence is enhancing military operations and supporting Canadian Armed Forces personnel in complex environments.