Leonardo DRS developers presented revolutionary AIP for armored vehicles

< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/79/3E/IB-FRGVS9D4K_715237c6.jpg" Alt = "Leonardo DRS developers presented revolutionary artificial intelligence for armored vehicles"/~ 62 < P > American defense company Leonardo DRS presented a new computer; RSQUO; RSQUO; AIP artificial intelligence system (Artificial Intelligence Processor), capable of significantly increasing the combat efficiency of armored vehicles and other military platforms. According to the developers, this highly productive module provides a real strengthening of situational awareness and instantaneous detection of threats in combat conditions.

< p >The system is designed to work in extreme media and is able to process large amounts of data in real time & mdash; From images from multi -spectral sensors to integrated data merger systems. AIP is compatible with modern and promising combat uses of the US Army, where the use of artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly important factor in effective command and management.

< P > According to Danny Kramli, the head of the company unit, it is not just about computing power, but about & laquo; a decisive advantage on the battlefield & raquo;. AIP allows commanders and crews to make critical decisions promptly due to the high speed and accuracy of combat information processing.

< P > Unlike such systems, the solution from Leonardo DRS is universal (Platform Agnostic), compact and built on commercial innovative technologies that have already confirmed their reliability in US military projects and union countries. In addition, the company is actively investing in the development of the latest tactical management systems, including modular platforms that meet the open architectural standards of CMOSS/SOSA.

< P > In parallel, the Leonardo DRS received a $ 16.9 million funding for creating a new electronic controller for the M109A7 Paladin self -propelled artillery installation. This project involves the modernization of PESA electrical drive, which ensures uninterrupted operation of weapons and increased system repair without reducing its combat capabilities.