WASHINGTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Aug. October 2022–
Armaments Research Company, Inc. (ARC) and Booz Allen Hamilton (BAH) announced a partnership to demonstrate the performance of ARC’s weapon detection data over BAH’s fifth-generation cellular (5G) network. This project is part of BAH’s previously awarded Joint Base Lewis-McChord 5G-Enabled Extended Reality (XR) contract to maximize Soldier performance on and off the battlefield.
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The project enables BAH to prototype and optimize Internet-of-Things (IoT) and XR capabilities with tailored military applications, ultra-low latency and scale. ARC’s AI-powered tactical weapons sensor securely collects and processes vital battlefield and soldier performance data to provide ground force commanders with a more complete shared operational picture to aid in decision-making.
Combined, these solutions provide the war fighter with curated, relevant mission data in the shortest possible time, enabling leapfrog machine-to-machine capability for US defenses.
“This partnership will help show what is possible as the army considers new approaches to achieve superiority in future conflicts. The collective creativity of the Army, BAH and ARC teams to date has resulted in a more ambitious scaling vision for this combined solution,” said ARC CEO Michael Canty. “This project is at the forefront of a true upgrade of our nation’s military.”
ARC technical solutions and case studies are available for individual demonstrations. Interested parties are invited to visit armaments.us and contact [email protected] for more information.
About Armaments Research Company, Inc.: Founded in 2016, ARC is a privately held, top secret vetted technology company based in Washington DC, led jointly by innovative technology experts and battle-hardened military veterans. Developed under the auspices of DARPA and the National Science Foundation, ARC’s original solutions used cutting-edge Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine Learning (ML) technologies to convert weapons into information nodes, or “sensors,” and equip commanders with advanced weapons Real-time decision support.
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KEYWORD: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA UNITED STATES NORTH AMERICA
INDUSTRY KEY WORD: DATA MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY IOT (INTERNET OF THINGS) APPS MILITARY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY NETWORKS DEFENSE MOBILE/WIRELESS 5G
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PUBLICATION: 2022-10-16 3:13 PM / DISC: 2022-10-16 3:13 PM
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