Boeing Airpower Teaming System

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The Boeing Airpower Teaming System is a new unmanned aircraft using artificial intelligence to be that force multiplier.

It’s designed to work as a smart team with existing military aircraft to complement and extend airborne missions.

The Airpower Teaming System has enough capability to get the job done – from ISR to tactical early warning and more – but with a low-cost design that allows operators to confidently put it on the front line.

That’s airpower reimagined.

Airpower Reimagined

The Boeing Airpower Teaming System will provide a disruptive advantage for allied forces’ manned and unmanned missions. It will:

• Provide fighter-like performance, measuring 38 feet long (11.7m) and able to fly more than 2,000 nautical miles.
• Integrate sensor packages onboard to support intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, tactical early warning missions and more.
• Use artificial intelligence to fly independently or in support of manned aircraft while maintaining safe distance between other aircraft.
• Fly for the first time in 2020.

Global System

The Boeing Airpower Teaming System is the company’s first unmanned system to be designed and developed in Australia.

Designed to provide a transformational capability for global defense customers, it is the company’s largest investment in a new unmanned aircraft program outside the United States. This purpose-built aircraft can be missionized to suit country-specific needs.

• This newest addition to Boeing’s defense portfolio will be a force multiplier for global customers.
• The Boeing team in Australia has developed a completely new unmanned production-ready system, with the inclusion of Australian suppliers.
• Boeing has invested in a purpose-built system that leverages advanced manufacturing, digital production and augmented reality capability.
• The program uses Boeing’s global R&D expertise, as well as a strong industry team of agile global suppliers, with the ability to support national prosperity and sovereignty objectives.

https://www.boeing.com/defense/airpower-teaming-system/index.page