Autonomous capabilities converge in successful MQ-20 UCAV kill-chain

Published on January 11, 2024

Three defence software suppliers came together on 2 November 2023 to converge their respective autonomous capabilities to enhance the kill-chain of an uncrewed combat aerial vehicle (UCAV), according to a 9 January 2024 statement.

PMA-281 US Naval Air Systems Command’s team accomplished artificial intelligence (AI) integration, compliance, and sustainment objectives for Naval Aviation UCAV Tactical Operations.

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