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Anduril Scaling Lattice Operating Platform For Autonomous Battlespace

Anduril Scaling Lattice Operating Platform For Autonomous Battlespace
A single operator controlling multiple autonomous systems through Lattice for Mission Autonomy. Image: Anduril

Anduril on Wednesday introduced an evolved version of its artificial intelligence-based Lattice open systems software platform that enables the large-scale integration and use of autonomous systems under human supervision across the mission cycle, including from planning and exercise to execution and post-operational analysis and lessons learned. Lattice for Mission Autonomy is primed to help the U.S. military move beyond existing manpower-heavy warfighting models that use large, expensive, difficult-to-replace weapon systems and platforms to new models that make use of artificial…

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