Israel unveils ‘most advanced’ surveillance plane with AI-powered sensors: ‘Unprecedented’

Israel unveils ‘most advanced’ surveillance plane with AI-powered sensors: ‘Unprecedented’

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(Worthy News) – The Israeli Defense Ministry has unveiled a new surveillance aircraft that integrates artificial intelligence (AI) systems in what officials are calling a groundbreaking development for technology.

“The Directorate of Defense Research & Development (DDR&D) has been leading the development of the ‘Oron’ mission systems for over nine years,” Brig. Gen. Yaniv Rotem, head of military research and development in the DDR&D of the Ministry of Defense, said in a press release. “This mission aircraft will provide the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) with unprecedented, innovative ISR (intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance) capabilities using groundbreaking sensing systems – the onboard radar system and a variety of sensors.”

“These systems will stream valuable data to the intelligence units,” he added. “The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology will enable an efficient and automated data processing system, which will produce actionable intelligence in real-time, enhancing the effectiveness of IDF operational activities.” [ Source: Fox News (Read More…) ]

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