EpiSci/PhysicsAI Named First Winner Of DARPA Air Autonomy Program

Steve Trimble June 12, 2024
F-16-derived X-62 testbed (foreground)

Tactical AI software has been tested onboard the F-16-derived X-62 testbed (foreground)

Credit: EpiSci.
EpiSci and PhysicsAI are the first confirmed contractors selected for a DARPA program that as a team is expected to develop autonomous software to enable beyond-visual-range engagements involving multiple aircraft on both sides. The team will apply EpiSci’s Tactical AI architecture to DARPA’s AI...
Steve Trimble

Steve covers military aviation, missiles and space for the Aviation Week Network, based in Washington DC.

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