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July 9, 2024
Dan Taylor
Technology Editor
Military Embedded Systems
Littleton, Colorado. Lockheed Martin announced in a statement that it will develop artificial intelligence (AI) tools for dynamic aerial missions under a $4.6 million contract with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).
The effort is part of DARPA's Artificial Intelligence Augmentation (AIR) program, which aims to enhance modeling and simulation (M&S) approaches and create AI agents for live, multi-ship, beyond visual range (BVR) missions, the statement said.
The AIR program aims to improve the speed and predictive performance of government-delivered baseline models to better reflect the Defense Department's real-world systems. Over 18 months, Lockheed Martin will apply AI and machine learning (ML) techniques to develop proxies for aircraft, sensors, electronic warfare and weapons in dynamic and operationally representative environments, the statement said.
Lockheed Martin will leverage the ARISE infrastructure to provide critical data to enable warfighters to make faster, more informed decisions, the company said.
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