BAE and TAS develop AI system

Published on February 9, 2024



BAE Systems Australia and Trusted Autonomous Systems (TAS) have recently completed a four-year research and demonstration program, during which they developed an artificial intelligence system that could be used in uncrewed ground vehicles (UGV).
 
The TAGVIEW (Trusted Autonomous Ground Vehicles in Electronic Warfare) system would allow multiple UGVs to operate simultaneously to carry out mission objectives while identifying and evading potential threats. “We continue to push the boundaries of science and technology to provide Australia and our allies with a capability advantage on a future battlefield," said Andrew Gresham, BAE Systems Australia’s Defence Delivery Managing Director.

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