In April, Fuse announced the demonstration of resilient communications with their Fuse CORE 5 multi-function network controller. During the demonstration, their integrated broadcast service receiver — shown here — provided resilient communications in a relevant environment. The network controller is designed for tactical fighter aircraft. (Image: Fuse Integration)

On this episode of the Aerospace & Defense Technology podcast, Fuse Integration CEO Sumner Lee is the guest to discuss how artificial intelligence (AI) is redefining how military communications and networks are leveraged in contested environments.

Lee is a former U.S. Navy helicopter pilot who founded Fuse Integration in 2010 with the goal of providing user-centric communications, networking, and computing technologies for defense customers. Earlier this year, the company launched its new AI Radio Environment (AIRE) technology. AIRE provides an application interface for third-party AI developers to train on real-time RF and network data models. By training on real-time data, third-party developers can create cutting-edge algorithms that learn better network routes, link prioritization, or other key parameters to produce a more effective and resilient network.

Listen to this episode to learn how Fuse Integration is using AI to ensure warfighters are connected when it matters most.

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Topics:
Artificial Intelligence Automation Communications RF & Microwave Electronics Software-Defined Radio Transmitters/Receivers