Army Launches New All Domain Sensing Cross Functional Team in Effort to Achieve Multi Sensor Dominance
The Army Futures Command has initiated a new all-domain sensing effort to help propel the U.S. Army's transformation over the next decade.
The Debrief 7:22 pm on April 10, 2024
The Army Futures Command has launched a new All-Domain Sensing Cross-Functional Team (ADS CFT) to achieve multi-sensor dominance and deeper processing and analysis by leveraging artificial intelligence. The team, which will have bases in Maryland and Alabama, aims to enhance and synchronize military intelligence collection and coordination between sensing and shooter activities. All-domain sensing is crucial for gauging the effects of a nuanced battlefield and facilitating the synchronization between kinetic and non-kinetic capabilities. The ADS CFT will focus on multi-sensor dominance, integrated sensing capabilities, advanced processing and dissemination, and operational enablers for sensor, electronic warfare, and positioning, navigation, and timing. The team should reach Full Operational Capability (FOC) in late 2025.
- The US Army has launched a new All-Domain Sensing Cross-Functional Team (ADS CFT)
- The goal is to achieve multi-sensor dominance and deeper processing using AI
- The team will have bases in Maryland and Alabama
- Focus areas include multi-sensor dominance, integrated sensing capabilities, advanced processing and dissemination, and operational enablers
- ADS CFT should reach Full Operational Capability (FOC) by late 2025
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