General Atomics Receives $93 Million To Work On JAIC’s ‘Smart Sensor’ For UAS Program

General Atomics' SkyGuardian, a variant of its Type-Certifiable Predator B UAV. Photo: General Atomics.

By Matthew Beinart |
5 months ago |
11/23/2020

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General Atomics has received a $93 million deal to work on a program for DoD’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center (JAIC) developing an AI-enabled “Smart Sensor” for unmanned aircraft systems.

JAIC has partnered with the Air Force for the Smart Sensor…

General Atomics Receives $93 Million To Work On JAIC’s ‘Smart Sensor’ For UAS Program

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