SoarTech was well-represented at last week’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Forward Event in Columbus, Ohio.

SoarTech, as part of a team led by Amentum, demonstrated software for use in military training that determines hits and misses for simulated direct and indirect fires. 

Soar Technology has delivered eight LinGo hardware packages – scalable, automated speech recognition and cognitive agent training tools – to the U.S. Air Force Warning and Control System Detachments 6.  

SoarTech was one of 10 small businesses awarded more than $11 million, collectively, through the U.S. Army’s Applied Small Business Innovation Research Program, to develop artificial intelligence and machine learning solutions with the potential to address ground warfare challenges for the U.S. Soldier.