On December 10, Voyager Technologies, Inc. announced that it has secured a contract with the Air Force Research Laboratory under a $21 million contract to develop AI-enabled next-generation intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems.
“Today’s threats change fast, so our systems must adapt faster than the threats they counter,” said Matt Magaña, president of space, defense and national security at Voyager. “By combining next-generation sensor architectures with open designs and built-in AI, we’re creating agile surveillance solutions ready for platforms across ground, air, surface, space and cyber.”
The effort focuses on the development of digital signal processing capabilities for multi-domain operations and delivery of situational awareness tools. These tools fuse information from multiple sources into a single, clear picture, helping decision-makers act faster and stay ahead in fast-moving situations.
To address emerging ISR and cyber operations, Voyager is developing GPU-based surveillance systems enabled by AI to support irregular warfare in near-peer engagements, tracking threats in real-time, as they operate in both military and civilian RF infrastructures.
Source: Voyager Technologies
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