Teledyne FLIR boosts AI power for combat drones
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Teledyne FLIR OEM, a division of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, is intensifying its focus on the rapidly advancing sector of autonomous drones. The company has announced a significant upgrade to its Prism SKR software, evolving it from a mere targeting tool into a comprehensive autonomy platform designed specifically for drone operations. This enhancement reflects the growing demand for smarter, more capable unmanned aerial vehicles in modern defense applications.
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Teledyne FLIR boosts AI power for combat drones
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