What if we could optimize every asset, in every domain, simultaneously?
We can use techniques from the three major AI fields, statistical simulation, logical decomposition, and biological optimization, to exploit weaknesses in challenger networks and optimize our own. Our unique solution brings advanced artificial intelligence capabilities developed for complex manufacturing and logistics challenges to the world of mission planning for Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR), TRANSCOM logistics, and New Platform Analysis.
Watch the video below to learn about the applications of and science behind our ISR mission planning project.
Our goal is to take on the challenge of managing the largest challenge in Multi-Domain Operations (MDO). The real challenge is 5D...
- Latitude
- Longitude
- Altitude
- Cyberspace
- Time
Our project is not only effective in reactive situations, but it also can be proactive and counter opponents' ISR assets. This will be achieved through the following steps.
1. Observe an opponent's ISR assets and possible objectives.
1. Observe an opponent's ISR assets and possible objectives.
- Most opposing powers have ISR assets, some more sophisticated than others.
- Interference, kinetic strike, directed energy, electronic jamming, and other passive and active options are available.
- Similar time, cost, detection trade-offs to ISR mission planning become important and must include cyberspace considerations.
- "No plan survives contact with the enemy."
- This is exactly why it's important to keep network models current during execution, so they can provide continuous insight and alternatives to mission commanders.
Watch the video below to learn about the applications of and science behind our ISR mission planning project.
Our goal is to take on the challenge of managing the largest challenge in Multi-Domain Operations (MDO). The real challenge is 5D...
- Latitude
- Longitude
- Altitude
- Cyberspace
- Time
Our project is not only effective in reactive situations, but it also can be proactive and counter opponents' ISR assets. This will be achieved through the following steps.
1. Observe an opponent's ISR assets and possible objectives.
1. Observe an opponent's ISR assets and possible objectives.
- Most opposing powers have ISR assets, some more sophisticated than others.
- Interference, kinetic strike, directed energy, electronic jamming, and other passive and active options are available.
- Similar time, cost, detection trade-offs to ISR mission planning become important and must include cyberspace considerations.
- "No plan survives contact with the enemy."
- This is exactly why it's important to keep network models current during execution, so they can provide continuous insight and alternatives to mission commanders.