OSS Showcases AI Edge Computing for Drones at SOF Week 2026

1 articles · Updated · Military Embedded Systems · May 21

SOF Week 2026 featured OSS outlining how AI-enabled edge hardware is speeding battlefield data processing so warfighters can act faster in tactical environments.
Jim Ison said the company is pushing data center-class computing onto land, sea and air platforms to support autonomous drones, sensor fusion and AI-driven target tracking.
OSS also highlighted its partnership with Latent AI to build low-SWaP systems aimed at enabling autonomous drone operations and cutting operator workload in complex missions.

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