The DARPA Artificial Intelligence Reinforcements (AIR) program seeks to enhance the autonomy of F-16 fighter jets for multi-ship missions beyond visual range. It follows learnings from the Air Combat Evolution trials and involves developing algorithms for real-time tactical execution in complex environments. An $11.3 million contract modification has been awarded to Systems & Technology Research as the project advances to its second phase. The program focuses on creating innovative models that improve with more data, indicating significant advancements in military aviation technology for future combat scenarios.
DARPA's Artificial Intelligence Reinforcements (AIR) program seeks to enhance the autonomy of F-16 fighters for multi-ship missions beyond visual range, building on insights from previous AI trials.
With an $11.3 million contract modification awarded, DARPA aims to advance AIR, pursuing autonomy technologies applicable in complex operational environments.
The AIR program is focused on developing AI algorithms for real-time tactical execution and creating models that adapt by improving with more data.
The progression into phase two of AIR indicates a successful initial development, demonstrating STR's competency in tackling this advanced defense technology.
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