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Applied Intuition brings the self-driving data loop to US destroyers

The US Navy has awarded Applied Intuition an initial $25m to field its Intelligent Perception System on five Arleigh Burke-class destroyers. The sensor fusion is useful; the larger change is that warships start collecting data to retrain the models that run on them.

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Applied Intuition built its business selling simulation and autonomy software to carmakers. On 22 October it said the US Navy had selected it to field an AI perception system across its destroyer fleet, starting with five Arleigh Burke-class ships. The company’s announcement calls it a “first-of-its-kind production contract” and gives no value; a spokesperson put the initial figure at $25m, as reported by Breaking Defense and Tectonic Defense.

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