Shield AI Partners with Singapore for AI-Powered Flight Autonomy
Shield AI has announced a partnership with the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) and Singapore's Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) to co-develop AI for autonomous flight operations. This collaboration, announced in a press release, will leverage Shield AI's Hivemind Enterprise to enhance the RSAF's operational effectiveness.
Hivemind Enterprise is a suite of AI-powered autonomy software products designed to accelerate the development, testing, and deployment of autonomous systems. It provides a comprehensive platform with tools for designing, testing, and deploying autonomous behaviors across various domains.
The partnership was announced at the Singapore Defence Tech Summit, where Shield AI's President, Brandon Tseng, highlighted the significance of this collaboration in advancing AI innovation in drones and enhancing flight autonomy.
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