Defence AI company Helsing envisions benefits for ASW, amplifying sensor capabilities

Published on July 27, 2023

Defence AI company Helsing sees the potential for artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance anti-submarine warfare (ASW) operations for navies. ASW involves gathering extensive data from various platforms, and Helsing believes AI tools can optimize sensor capabilities, aid in decision-making, and retain institutional knowledge. By networking sensor feeds with historical data, navies could efficiently deploy ASW assets and respond to threats more effectively. Helsing offers a platform to connect all ASW assets and process information from different sensors using a common acoustic model. The company aims to demonstrate the benefits of AI in ASW and believes AI adoption is necessary to cope with the growing complexity of systems and subsystems in the field.

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