The Australian division of the American aircraft manufacturer Boeing has made significant progress in using artificial intelligence (AI) to train UAVs to detect, make decisions, act during a mission and independently adjust the route to obtain more accurate data.

At the moment, many organizations are developing AI systems for unmanned systems, which will increase the effectiveness and accuracy in detecting and recognizing targets.

Tests were carried out on several UAVS that flew along an assigned route to detect and systematize targets. During the flight, the UAVs exchanged the received data with each other, ground technicians, and operators. AI technology is particularly crucial for intelligence and surveillance.

Emily Hughes, Director of Boeing Phantom Works International, said: "We have effectively taught unmanned systems to behave and learn using simulators so that they can detect a target in the real world and then make a decision to act or respond to the environment."

Source:https://defpost.com/boeing-australia-successfully-flight-tests-latest-ai-technology/