SHAPING THE FUTURE OF AI SECURE, SCALABLE, AND INNOVATIVE
Geopolitics
|December 2024
Tardid leverages modular AI designs, robust cybersecurity, and adaptability to deliver secure and scalable solutions, integrating emerging technologies and refining strategies through realworld deployments, shares AASTHA VERMA, Chief Operating Officer, Tardid Technologies, with Geopolitics
What differentiates the AI Captain's 'Friend & Foe Analysis' feature from other Aldriven maritime security solutions currently available in the defence tech industry
Currently, various techniques are used for identification and analysis, such as Electronic IFF Modes, Visual Identification, Radar and Sensor-Based Analysis, Electro-Optical Systems, ELINT and SIGINT, and collaborative networks like Maritime Domain Awareness, as well as Acoustic Identification, and other intelligence repositories.
While each of these systems excels in its own domain, none provides a foolproof solution on their own.
AI Captain, powered by Brainbox, is a unique, physics-aware, model-driven system that integrates sensor fusion across all onboard electronics, along with additional sensing mechanisms. It can accurately identify and classify objects in its environment, offering advanced capabilities like distinguishing between adults and children aboard other vessels.
Currently, AI Captain supports real-time translation in 30 different languages and performs sentiment analysis, enabling seamless communication. By combining human intelligence with onboard electronics, AI Captain delivers decision intelligence right at the operator's fingertips, enhancing situational awareness and operational efficiency.
How does Tardid approach updating and upgrading its AI systems to keep pace with rapid technological changes without causing disruptions to existing users?
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