The German company Helsing presented Clarity, a new intelligence platform based on artificial intelligence, positioned as a European alternative to the American Planetir Maven system.
The task of such systems is to automate the processing of intelligence data, identify enemy positions and prepare information for an attack.
Clarity combines data from satellites, UAVs, radar, open sources and military reports.
Hundreds of specialized AI agents analyze this information at the same time, compare information from different sources and create a unified picture of the situation.
According to the developers, the system is able to process large amounts of data in seconds, while this type of manual analysis can take hours or even days.
The company sees the main difference from American solutions in technological independence: Clarity was developed in Europe, works on the customer's infrastructure, supports relevant NATO standards and can be integrated with systems and weapons from different manufacturers.
Also, according to the "Financial Times", the platform has already been tested in Ukraine, but Helsing has not yet revealed information about the current customers and the timing of its adoption.