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According to the report, the US Marine Corps has extended its contract with Massachusetts-based defense tech firm Tagup to keep using its artificial intelligence (AI)-powered platform Manifest for medical logistics.
The report stated that the agreement ensures warfighters can continue relying on the AI tool to rush lifesaving resources to the frontlines. It replaces outdated systems that often leave warehouses overstocked, equipment expired, or missions delayed.
The report added that Tagup AI is powered by Tagup’s AI engine and real-time data. It builds a world model of military logistics, essentially a digital twin of a warehouse or supply chain created from historical records and expert input.
In addition, the platform can simulate thousands of scenarios to identify the best strategy without the need for costly trial and error, then either execute those strategies directly through existing systems or provide clear recommendations for operators.
Source: Military AI
The report stated that the agreement ensures warfighters can continue relying on the AI tool to rush lifesaving resources to the frontlines. It replaces outdated systems that often leave warehouses overstocked, equipment expired, or missions delayed.
The report added that Tagup AI is powered by Tagup’s AI engine and real-time data. It builds a world model of military logistics, essentially a digital twin of a warehouse or supply chain created from historical records and expert input.
In addition, the platform can simulate thousands of scenarios to identify the best strategy without the need for costly trial and error, then either execute those strategies directly through existing systems or provide clear recommendations for operators.
Source: Military AI
