Aitech and Intuidex, Inc. have partnered to deliver ruggedized AI-enabled computing solutions for mission-critical sea, land, air, and space initiatives.
Aitech embedded solutions, utilizing the Intuidex Watchman Analytics™ platform, will deliver AI processing infrastructure to achieve more comprehensive, near-real-time data analysis and intelligence extraction from varying data sources – ideal for applications such as asset and object tracking.
Integrating seamlessly with Aitech’s mission-proven, rugged embedded computing solutions, Intuidex delivers effective analytic tools to discover and detect relevant content, utilizing Higher-Order Low-Resource Learning™ (HO-LRL™) data modeling technology.
Aitech embedded solutions featuring Watchman Analytics will empower real-time data processing and decision-making for a range of exploration, defense, and surveillance applications.
Aitech asserts that managing and analyzing multi-source data effectively is an ongoing obstacle for organizations. Pairing the Intuidex Watchman platform with Aitech embedded computing and expertise is set to deliver deployable AI solutions for a range of rugged and extreme environment scenarios.
Aitech is currently building computing solutions using Intuidex data modeling technology to support future anticipated missions and deployments.
William M. Pottenger, Ph.D., founder and CEO of Intuidex Inc., commented, “Working with Aitech, our high-level goal is to extend and streamline the use of AI across applications in ways previously thought unattainable. This collaboration with Aitech underscores our commitment to scale the impact of AI.”
Pratish Shah, general manager, Aitech, added, “Coupling Intuidex advanced data analysis and intelligence with Aitech’s mission-proven, ruggedized, high-performance computing solutions, we are bringing to market AI-enabled solutions that reduce latency, improve response times and ensure continuity in extreme environments where communication is limited. Together, we are fundamentally transforming the way data is collected, processed, and utilized for mission-critical initiatives.”
