HERE wins US Army SBIR contract

On January 21, HERE announced it has been awarded a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) from the U.S. Army to develop advanced data interoperability solutions for Army Command-and-Control (C2) systems.

The project will leverage HERE Enterprise Browser as a secure foundation to create an AI-powered integration layer that connects disparate Army information systems, modernizes legacy data formats, and enables seamless information sharing across military applications. This browser-based approach allows the Army to unify data access without replacing existing systems.

HERE will execute the project in partnership with Dr. Manoj D. Mahajan, director of special programs at Stony Brook University Center of Excellence in Wireless and Information Technology (CEWIT), and Dr. Pawel Polak of Stony Brook University’s Applied Mathematics & Statistics Department (AMS). Stony Brook University CEWIT, a leading research facility in artificial intelligence and large language models, brings significant expertise to accelerate technology development and Army deployment.

“We’re honored to support the U.S. Army’s modernization priorities through our enterprise browser platform,” said Chuck Doerr, co-founder and CIO at HERE. “This award validates our technology’s ability to solve complex integration challenges in mission-critical environments where security and performance are paramount.”

“Stony Brook University is looking forward to working with HERE Enterprise Inc. and the U.S. Army to provide AI agnostic solutions that prevent vendor lock-in for the U.S. Department of War.” said Dr. Mahajan. “This will increase productivity of workflows between separated systems to assist analysts in a timely, reliable, and accurate methodology using new applied AI technologies.”

The SBIR award represents HERE’s expanding presence in government and defense markets.

Source: HERE

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