Budget Account
2040A - Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army
Description
The Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Technologies program is focused on advancing the Army's capabilities in AI and machine learning to support a Multi-Domain Operations Force. This initiative emphasizes maturing technologies for target recognition and detection using multiple cooperative autonomous sensors. It also aims to enhance leader decision-making and enable autonomous capabilities for maneuver. Additionally, the program seeks to improve predictive maintenance and intelligence support for operations related to long-range precision fires. The Army's Artificial Integration Center provides strategic guidance and coordination for these research efforts, aligning with the Army Modernization Strategy and the Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office.
The AI Enhanced Intel Operations Technologies project is designed to augment human intelligence analysts with AI-enabled decision support tools. This project aims to modernize how intelligence supports Multi-Domain Operations and Joint All Domain Command and Control. By developing interoperable intelligence organizations, it seeks to optimize individual efficiencies and team performance. The project aligns with the Capstone Concept for Joint Operations: Joint Force 2020 and the Force 2025 and Beyond strategy, focusing on integrating terrestrial sensing capabilities to accelerate decision-making across military operations.
The ATR Using Multiple Cooperative Sensors App Tech project focuses on developing AI algorithms that leverage air and ground sensors for autonomous navigation and collaboration during reconnaissance missions. These algorithms aim to enhance target detection, identification, geo-location, and tracking capabilities by utilizing shared perception across optical, thermal, and electromagnetic spectrums. This research supports the Army Science and Technology Lethality Portfolio by improving the effectiveness of unmanned systems in reconnaissance roles.
The Predictive Maintenance Applied Research project is dedicated to designing AI tools that predict maintenance needs for aviation and ground platforms. By extracting data from maintenance databases and platform sensors, this project aims to create a robust predictive maintenance platform that accelerates innovation in this area. The research supports modernization efforts for next-generation aviation systems by informing requirements and technical architectures necessary for effective maintenance management across Army platforms.