Swarmer to cooperate with American AI developer

Swarmer announces cooperation with American AI developer Brightline Interactive

Brightline will integrate Swarmer’s technology to expand access to diverse data for training artificial intelligence models

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The company's software (Screenshot: Swarmer)

The Ukrainian-American company Swarmer has announced cooperation with the American company Brightline Interactive. They have signed a memorandum providing for joint research and development, integration of the two companies’ technologies, and the pursuit of joint business opportunities.

Brightline Interactive’s key product is SpatialCore. This is a platform that combines autonomous systems, sensors, artificial intelligence models and real-world data.

Brightline will integrate Swarmer’s technology into SpatialCore in order to expand access to diverse data for training artificial intelligence models and to accelerate model development. In addition, the American company will support the integration of Swarmer’s software into an ecosystem of connected platforms and applications.

According to Alex Fink, CEO of Swarmer’s American division, the merger with SpatialCore could provide access to operational data from virtually any drone. “This could open access to data collected during tens of millions of missions, which will allow us to improve our artificial intelligence models and accelerate their iteration like never before,” – he said.

Last month, Swarmer also partnered with the Ukrainian company Molfar Intelligence. It will provide the developer with OSINT data sets, which include geolocation imagery, video and satellite observations of enemy military equipment.