US Navy destroyer uses Thales' radar for SM-3 Launch on Remote test
The US Navy’s destroyer USS Paul Ignatius has conducted a Standard Missile 3 (SM-3) “Launch on Remote” test using data from Thales’ SMART-L Naval Multi Mission (SMART-L MM/N) radar.
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The US Navy’s destroyer USS Paul Ignatius has conducted a Standard Missile 3 (SM-3) “Launch on Remote” test using data from Thales’ SMART-L Naval Multi Mission (SMART-L MM/N) radar.
RN evaluates AI decision aids as part of ‘ASD/FS-21' by Richard Scott Novel artificial intelligence (AI)-based tactical decision aids developed by Roke and CGI Defence in conjunction with the UK Defence Science and Research Laboratory (Dstl) have been demonstrated on two Royal Navy (RN) warships in an operational experiment within the ‘At Sea Demonstration/Formidable Shield 2021' (‘ASD/FS-21') integrated air and missile defence exercise. Roke's STARTLE application is designed to help ease the load on operators monitoring the air picture in the operations room by providing real-time reco...
NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN - As part of the ongoing At-Sea-Demo/Formidable Shield 2021 exercise, the U.S. Navy Arleigh-Burke class guided-missile destroyer USS Paul Ignatius (DDG 117) fired two Standard Missile-3 (SM-3) interceptors to engage ballistic missile,
The French FS anti-air warfare destroyer (AAWD) Forbin has destroyed one supersonic target with an anti-air missile Aster 30 during exercise At-Sea Demo/Formidable Shield 2021.
autoevolution 31 May 2021, 12:05 UTC · by The Royal Navy marks another significant moment in its history, as artificial intelligence is tested at sea, against live missiles, for the first time. There’s no doubt that AI and machine learning are becoming a big part of what the future of warfare looks like. 5 photos Startle and Sycoiea sound like space-mission names, but they are actually some of the latest AI technologies developed for the Royal Navy, by the British government’s defense laboratory Dstl, in collaboration with Roke, CGI and BAE Systems, as industry partners. As its nam...