artificial intelligence

DARPA Asks Raytheon to Develop Artificial Intelligence Medical Tool

DARPA has tapped the services of Raytheon Intelligence & Space to develop an artificial intelligence tool for use in medical procedures.

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EpiSys Wins US Navy Drone Artificial Intelligence Competition

The Office of Naval Research recently concluded a competition to develop open-source software algorithms that could work in various drones.

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US Air Force Deploys ‘Robot Dog’

The US Air Force has deployed the Quadrupedal Unmanned Ground Vehicle (QUGV) at its base in Portland, Oregon.

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DARPA Seeks Algorithm-Driven Military Decision Making Capability

DARPA has launched a program to explore the use of algorithms in helping to make critical military decisions under challenging circumstances.

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Shield AI Clinches $60M Aircraft Autonomy Software Contract

The US Air Force has awarded a $60 million contract to San Diego-based startup Shield AI, paving the way for the company to install its autonomy software in a range of aircraft.

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Canada Taps Patriot to Develop Full-Motion Video Detection App

Patriot One Technologies will develop an artificial intelligence-enabled full-motion video analytics application for Canada.

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UAE Drone Conference Warns of Rising Threat

The UAE warned of the rising threat of drone attacks, as Middle East militants rapidly acquire a taste for the cheap and easily accessible unmanned systems.

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India ‘Increasingly Focusing’ on AI for Military Applications

India’s defense forces are now “increasingly focusing” on the use of artificial intelligence in the military.

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Northrop Grumman to Develop AI Assistance for Black Hawk Pilots

DARPA has contracted Northrop Grumman to develop artificial intelligence assistance for UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter pilots.

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DARPA to Field Test Autonomous Military Off-Roader

The Pentagon’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is set to field-test autonomous technology on military off-road vehicles in March.

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