U.S. Army autonomous systems integration with private industry
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Updated oct 15
The latest in this situation
- GM Defense expanded Infantry Squad Vehicle orders and showcased Silverado-based UGV at AUSA.
- GM Defense won a bid to produce vehicles based on the Chevy Colorado and displayed a UGV at the AUSA expo.
- GM Defense expanded orders for ISV, which is based on Chevrolet vehicles.
- U.S. Army selected Mach Industries for the PrSM Increment 4 prototype, which utilizes Mach's Pike long-range strike platform.
- Safe Pro Group utilized drone images collected from Ukraine for its AI training integration project.
How it started
The U.S. Army is accelerating the integration of artificial intelligence into all military operations, seeking input from the defense industry.
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What happened
The U.S. Army is accelerating the integration of artificial intelligence into all military operations, seeking input from the defense industry.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Gainey's military experience informs AI strategy.Sub-event
- The U.S. Army is evaluating bids for a next long-range surface-to-surface missile program, involving the defense industry.Sub-event
- A company, Safe Pro Group, was awarded a $1.3 million subcontract to integrate technology for AI training using data collected in Ukraine.Sub-event
- The U.S. Army is seeking private partnerships to support its modernization initiatives.Sub-event
- Palladyne AI secured contracts to develop autonomous software and conduct field trials of Israeli loitering munitions for the U.S. Army.Sub-event
U.S. Army accelerates AI integration into military operations with industry input.1 source