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Edge AI development for defense and aerospace
Overview
Several technology companies are forming partnerships to develop Edge AI capabilities for the defense and aerospace sectors.
In Japan, Kawasaki Heavy Industries and EdgeCortix have entered a multi-year agreement to create AI-enabled aerial defense systems. This collaboration focuses on integrating energy-efficient AI processing hardware and software to enable real-time sensor fusion and threat assessment directly within aerial mission systems.
In Europe, Phoenix Systems and Axelera AI are partnering to integrate real-time operating systems with high-performance AI accelerators. This initiative aims to enable autonomous data processing on devices such as satellites and unmanned systems to reduce latency and bandwidth needs in the space and defense industries.
Entities
Kawasaki Heavy Industries · Kaja Swat · Axelera AI · EdgeCortix · Phoenix Systems
Timeline
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4 days ago
[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesPhoenix Systems and Axelera AI partner on Edge AI for space and defensePhoenix Systems and Axelera AI are partnering to develop Edge AI solutions for the space, aviation, and defense sectors, enabling autonomous on-board data processing for satellites and unmanned systems.
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13 days ago
[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesKawasaki Heavy Industries and EdgeCortix partner for AI aerial defenseKawasaki Heavy Industries and EdgeCortix are partnering on a multi-year, multi-million-dollar program to develop AI-enabled aerial defense systems using energy-efficient edge computing.
Sources
evertiq.pl · mikrokontroler.pl · news.satnews.com · prtimes.jp