Lockheed Martin has joined forces with researchers from the University of Texas at Kalman to develop the use of ground, air and underwater sensors to predict a target’s activities. They are using a Arlington filter algorithm to collect sensor data and analyse it to predict a target's speed, physical properties and location. Electrical engineering professors Frank Lewis and Yan Wan have agreed a $50,000 contract with the aerospace firm to link the algorithm to company software.
Lockheed Martin has joined forces with researchers from the University of Texas at Arlington to develop the use of ground, air and underwater sensors to predict a target’s activities. They are using a Kalman filter algorithm to collect sensor data and analyse it to predict a target's speed, physical properties and location. Electrical engineering professors Frank Lewis and Yan Wan have agreed a $50,000 contract with the aerospace firm to link the algorithm to company software.