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Navy demos Lockheed-made AI system for anti-submarine warfare at RIMPAC 2026

The system can manage eight sonobuoy feeds at once and was tested in Navy exercises before Lockheed’s first public announcement.

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The Navy and defense giant Lockheed Martin demonstrated a new artificial intelligence-powered capability for anti-submarine warfare during the biennial Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) exercise earlier this summer, the company announced today. The system, dubbed SensorMAX by the company, was deployed on MH-60 Seahawk helicopters and used to monitor acoustic data and other spectral energy, helping operators to rapidly identify threats, according to th…

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Taking advantage of the magnitude of the deployment of means and forces participating in one of the most important multinational naval exercises in the world, RIMPAC 2026 served as a stage for Lockheed Martin and the U.S. Navy to demonstrate an artificial intelligence system (IA) designed to accelerate the detection and tracking of submarines. The technology, called [...] The Lockheed Martin entry and the U.S. Navy demonstrated in RIMPAC 2026 an…

For more than three decades, the company has focused on advanced acoustic solutions for Defense and National Security. According to the minutes of the meeting, published on the Lobby Law portal, the interests managers of DSIT Solutions presented a solution for the knowledge of the submarine domain of the coast in Chile as a contribution to the area of main interest of the Maritime Police of the Chilean Navy.

On the occasion of RIMPAC 26, the most important multinational aircraft exercise worldwide, Lockheed Martin collaborated with the United States Navy (US Navy) to demonstrate the capabilities of an innovative sonar system based on artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, called SensorMAXTM, intended for anti-submersible contrast....

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MilitarySpot.com broke the news on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.
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