Artificial intelligence firm 1st Edge has secured a three-year, $46 million different transaction authority award to develop AI applied sciences for the U.S. Army’s missile protection applications.
Under the Pragmatic AI and New Technology effort, the corporate will prototype software program that makes use of AI and machine studying to simplify missile protection applications, 1st Edge stated Tuesday.
The PAINT method seeks to present customers with material experience in automated software program programs. It applies AI science and expertise to engineering missile protection platforms.
Nathan Claburn, vice chairman at 1st Edge, stated PAINT started as a Phase I undertaking beneath the federal government’s Small Business Innovation Research program, and now has extra funds to help a number of missile protection applications.
Tim McCarter, president of 1st Edge, stated the corporate seeks to assist the army meet operational pace necessities by making use of AI straight to applications.
The Aviation and Missile Center inside the Army’s Combat Capabilities Development Command will handle the contract.
1st Edge to Develop AI Tools for Streamlining Army Missile Defense Programs
