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According to the report, Ukraine is rolling out a secure digital environment to counter Russian unmanned aerial system (UAS) attacks, using real battlefield data to train and test artificial intelligence (AI) models within the government-backed Brave 1 defense innovation cluster.
The report stated that the project, called the Brave 1 Dataroom, is designed to tackle drone attacks in the nearly four – year conflict, which, according to Kyiv, have become bigger, faster, and harder to stop.
The report also stated that Brave1 Dataroom runs on software from US tech firm Plantir and includes structured visual and thermal datasets collected directly from the frontlines. That data, which includes information on Shahed-type UAS used by Russia to strike cities and infrastructure, enables Ukrainian developers to train AI systems to detect, track, classify, and intercept aerial targets with less human oversight.
Additionally, Palantir Executive Vice President Louis Mosley said the platform gives Ukrainian engineers access to the world’s best military software and data to build a new generation of algorithm-driven weapons. In the future, this will allow Ukraine to share with allies around the world the unique experience and capabilities gained in this war.
Source: Military AI
The report stated that the project, called the Brave 1 Dataroom, is designed to tackle drone attacks in the nearly four – year conflict, which, according to Kyiv, have become bigger, faster, and harder to stop.
The report also stated that Brave1 Dataroom runs on software from US tech firm Plantir and includes structured visual and thermal datasets collected directly from the frontlines. That data, which includes information on Shahed-type UAS used by Russia to strike cities and infrastructure, enables Ukrainian developers to train AI systems to detect, track, classify, and intercept aerial targets with less human oversight.
Additionally, Palantir Executive Vice President Louis Mosley said the platform gives Ukrainian engineers access to the world’s best military software and data to build a new generation of algorithm-driven weapons. In the future, this will allow Ukraine to share with allies around the world the unique experience and capabilities gained in this war.
Source: Military AI
