Helsing Enters Market for Battlefield Software Built on Combat Data
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The Munich arms startup Helsing wants to use an AI-supported platform to make European armed forces independent of US software. "It is imperative that we have control over the way our data is evaluated," said Co-CEO Gundbert Scherf in Berlin on Wednesday.
The AI-armament company presents a software with which Germany and the EU are to become more independent. In this way, it wants to close one of the big gaps in Germany's defence capability.
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Helsing enters market for battlefield software built on combat data
BERLIN, Nov 11 : German defence technology company Helsing on Wednesday launched software designed to help militaries make sense of the flood of battlefield information generated by modern warfare, entering a market led by Palantir.Called Clarity, the software is designed to sift through information from dron
The armament company Helsing brings an agent-based AI platform to the market. It is intended to help with the evaluation of military data. Helsing could score points with the Bundeswehr.
The arms start-up Helsing brings an AI platform for warfare to the market. Munich is thus competing with the US data analyst Palantir. According to SPIEGEL information, the Bundeswehr is already testing the new system.
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