NODA AI Wins $10M Deal for Pentagon Drone Software
2 sources · first reported Yesterday
NODA AI has secured a $10 million contract from the Department of Defense to develop software that enables American military drones and autonomous vehicles to continue executing commands despite enemy jamming or cyberattacks. The software, called MAESTRO, projects a commander's intent across autonomous drones from any manufacturer.
This contract is significant because it enhances the resilience and effectiveness of the US military's drone operations, allowing them to maintain situational awareness and execute missions even in contested environments. The development of MAESTRO software also highlights the importance of AI and autonomous systems in modern warfare.
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