Command and control opportunities in electronic warfare

The team are currently pursuing Electronic Warfare opportunities by exploring open architecture principles to incorporate niche technologies that provide enhancements to Naval decision making.

Envitia will enhance this partnership by providing its machine learning capability to enrich functionality, bringing its expertise and experience of delivering data and geospatial solutions in the maritime and defence sectors. Incorporating artificial intelligence will enable quicker decisions, such as recommending a course of action to reduce a threat or avoid that threat completely. This can be leveraged to serve as a useful tool to augment decision making by the Commanding Officer, rather than automating decisions. 

“We are hugely proud to offer a technologically advanced, reliable and cost-effective solution for the Naval domain,” said Envitia CEO Nabil Lodey. “Envitia’s data platform, combined with our data science capability offers value that is often seen as attractive to larger corporates, the Ministry of Defence, and wider public sector. We’re delighted that this aligns with the strategy to deliver a cutting-edge UK sovereign capability.”

Amelia Gould, Combat Systems Director, BAE Systems Naval Ships, commented: “We are excited to be working with Envitia, particularly in the Electronic Warfare domain. The data science expertise they bring enhances our product offering and shows how available data can be harnessed to improve decision making in high pressure situations. Combining Envitia’s niche capabilities with our systems knowledge will ensure we provide leading edge decision advantage to Naval operators.”