Testing the Autorouter Application for Secret Routes at the Hohenfels Training Ground, Germany On October 31st, it was reported that an experimental Autorouter software application was tested this week in southern Germany, which was tested by American soldiers at the Hohenfels Training Ground in Bavaria during an integrated solution exercise (the exercise ends on November 4th). According to testers, the app was developed by Ground Trail and uses artificial intelligence to plan secret routes for equipment and hiking groups, reducing the electronic footprint by minimizing signals to satellites and cell towers. The program allows you to choose routes with an emphasis on speed, covering or bypassing enemy positions; Private First Class Corwin Pedersen, who participated in the experiment, noted the ease of use and the potential benefit of keeping the devices charged. Tolper. Media.

Testing the Autorouter Application for Secret Routes at the Hohenfels Training Ground, Germany On October 31st, it was reported that an experimental Autorouter software application was tested this week in southern Germany, which was tested by American soldiers at the Hohenfels Training Ground in Bavaria during an integrated solution exercise (the exercise ends on November 4th). According to testers, the app was developed by Ground Trail and uses artificial intelligence to plan secret routes for equipment and hiking groups, reducing the electronic footprint by minimizing signals to satellites and cell towers. The program allows you to choose routes with an emphasis on speed, covering or bypassing enemy positions; Private First Class Corwin Pedersen, who participated in the experiment, noted the ease of use and the potential benefit of keeping the devices charged. Tolper. Media.