Safe Pro Wins a 2.5 Million Dollar US Army Prime Contract: Its Threat Detection Software Will Run on Anduril's Ghost-X Drone to Protect Abrams Tanks
Safe Pro Group announced on November 10 that it has been awarded its first United States government prime contract, valued at 2.5 million dollars, by the US Army under a Commercial Solutions Opening for Ground Threat Detection through Aerial Reconnaissance.
The contract puts Safe Pro's threat detection and mapping software on Anduril Industries' Ghost-X drone platform, focused on protecting the Army's Abrams tanks. The software processes live video onboard the drone and can identify and geolocate more than 150 types of explosive threats, including landmines, anti-personnel mines, cluster munitions and ambush first-person-view drones.
The company said threat data streams directly into United States Army networks, including ATAK and Anduril's Lattice network. The Ghost-X platform has been selected by the Army for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance applications under its Medium Range Reconnaissance program.
Safe Pro said its database contains more than 3.2 million drone images and more than 60,200 confirmed detections, collected across more than 40,520 acres in Ukraine. The announcement did not specify an implementation timeline for the contract.
Source: Safe Pro Group
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