US Army expands Striveworks Chariot AI to more units in $700M deal
$700M deal
Battlefield target triage that took a 4–10 person team about an hour now takes minutes
The US Army signed a $700 million expanded agreement with Striveworks to bring its Chariot AI platform to more units. Soldiers use Chariot to triage battlefield sensor, radio and drone data and compare potential targets against commander priorities. The company says it compresses work that takes a four-to-10-person team about an hour into minutes.
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The tools behind this win
- Striveworks ChariotAI agent platform processing battlefield data and ranking targets for soldiers