(Representative image only.) A US drone performing short range reconnaissance. Photo: Spc. Aliyah Vivier/DVIDS
(Representative image only.) A US drone performing short range reconnaissance. Photo: Spc. Aliyah Vivier/DVIDS

Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works and Spanish firm Arquimea have just dropped a major upgrade in tactical ISR — an AI-driven anomaly detection system designed to elevate visual intel to a whole new level.

Built to enhance electro-optical/infrared sensors, the tech lets ISR platforms spot subtle changes in a threat’s physical features and flag any anomalies that might slip past the human eye.

The cool part? The system doesn’t just scan more, it scans smarter.

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