Lockheed Martin trial shows AI system rerouting UAV mission during fuel contingency
Lockheed Martin Skunk Works has run a live trial of an artificial intelligence driven mission contingency management system on a Stalker XE Block 25 unmanned aerial vehicle and a modified Alta X 2.0 drone, showing how software can replan missions in flight when fuel problems arise.
The demonstration used the Stalker UAV as the primary asset and the Alta X as a secondary platform to receive reassigned tasks when the AI detected a fuel-related constraint.
During the event, the team generated several fuel contingency scenarios and fed them into a ground command and control system equipped with an AI agent.
Within seconds, that system assessed the situation, produced alternative mission plans, and presented

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