Nashua, New Hampshire – Military + Aerospace Electronics invites you to join us for a webinar on August 13th to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) and edge computing will revolutionize defense. The event, which begins at 2pm EDT, is sponsored by Systel and the IEEE Xplore Digital Library, Sugar Land, Texas.
Dive into the forefront of military technology and explore how AI, machine learning and edge computing are revolutionizing warfighting readiness and operational efficiency, from autonomous systems to secure communications.
AI and machine learning (ML) at the edge will have a major impact on design choices for the latest technologies being developed for the military. Enabled by edge computing, AI/ML will impact everything from autonomous systems and supply chain management to enhanced decision-making and training.
Join us with military + aerospace electronics and industry experts to discuss exciting, potentially battlefield-changing technologies including:
Current Applications – Experts will discuss existing uses of AI and edge computing in military operations, including drone surveillance, predictive maintenance, and cybersecurity.
Emerging trends Autonomous systems, AI-driven decision support, advanced threat detection, and more.
Edge Computing Hardware We discuss recent developments in edge computing hardware, such as more powerful and energy-efficient processors, and their impact on real-time data processing and analytics.
Operational Benefits Real-time decision making, reduced latency, enhanced situational awareness, and more.
Speakers will include Dominic Perez, chief technology officer for Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions in Ashburn, Virginia, and Michael Mataloch II, executive director of national security studies at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh.
Perez has been with PacStar, now a division of Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions, for 15 years during which time Dominic supported the development of PacStar's rugged tactical hardware and IQ-Core software and served as a subject matter expert on computing, virtualization and virtualized network functions.
Matalok develops and executes strategies to strengthen the national security research portfolio across CMU's faculty and the Software Engineering Institute (SEI) in alignment with university-wide priorities. He works with the Vice Provost for Research and Deans to support efforts with strategic mission partners to innovate defense capabilities and deploy cutting-edge technologies.
For more information and to register for this free event, click here: https://www.militaryaerospace.com/webinars/webinar/55091916/ai-and-edge-computing-a-look-into-these-enabling-technologies.
