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(Defense News) Jaroslaw Adamowski - Russia's use of drones is boosting European interest in an intelligence analysis system made by Israel Aerospace Industries that could help predict such attacks. Gideon Fostick of IAI's Elta Systems said the Starlight cloud-based, multi-intelligence analysis system analyzes a broad set of data, ranging from enemy troop movements to social media posts, searching for anomalies in behavior to detect threats. The system's algorithms constantly improve themselves through machine learning. "Humans need minutes or hours to analyze data. Starlight needs seconds, and is capable of identifying land-based, airborne and naval targets, including large numbers of unmanned targets." "We have sold Starlight to two foreign customers, one Middle Eastern and one Asian country. It has been successfully used in combat operations." 2023-09-14 00:00:00Full Article
IAI Offers Intelligence Analysis Suite to Predict Surprise Attacks
(Defense News) Jaroslaw Adamowski - Russia's use of drones is boosting European interest in an intelligence analysis system made by Israel Aerospace Industries that could help predict such attacks. Gideon Fostick of IAI's Elta Systems said the Starlight cloud-based, multi-intelligence analysis system analyzes a broad set of data, ranging from enemy troop movements to social media posts, searching for anomalies in behavior to detect threats. The system's algorithms constantly improve themselves through machine learning. "Humans need minutes or hours to analyze data. Starlight needs seconds, and is capable of identifying land-based, airborne and naval targets, including large numbers of unmanned targets." "We have sold Starlight to two foreign customers, one Middle Eastern and one Asian country. It has been successfully used in combat operations." 2023-09-14 00:00:00Full Article
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