What if AI could handle some of the most resource-intensive work in defence capability planning? That was the challenge the British Army sought to solve using D3IP’s Innovation as a Service model and collaboration network.
When jamming, cyber-attack, and area-denial can sever a signal in an instant, ensuring you have command and control (C2) capabilities that can survive the fight is essential. But that doesn’t boil down to developing one clever technology – rather than a silver bullet, you need a resilient and adaptable ecosystem.
NavyX is one of the organisations providing D3IP with challenges. As the Royal Navy’s Autonomy and Lethality Accelerator, NavyX develops, tests, and trials cutting-edge equipment.