Published in Military Embedded Systems
By Mike Southworth
By applying electronics thermal-management expertise with a range of proven module and chassis-level cooling technologies – such as conduction, forced air, air-flow-through (AFT), and liquid-flow-through (LFT) – advanced processing and communications solutions can operate in harsh extended temperature environments and deliver the new capabilities enabled by artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) to the tactical edge.
Military system integrators are exploring how they can best leverage the power of artificial intelligence (AI) at the edge of the battlefield. When considering use cases for AI in aerospace and defense, people naturally first think of examples they are familiar with – such as generative AI – as exemplified in a ChatGPT application. With generative AI, the user can ask a computer a question or request it to do a task, after which the computer will search through its library of data and return an answer or complete the requested action. Generative AI has become a prominent feature used to simplify Internet searches in web browsers from Google and Microsoft.
