All Articles in Artificial intelligence

The digital revolution affords us a glimpse of the true potential of IoT, Cybersecurity, Big Data and Artificial Intelligence, and the threats they could pose. Of these four digital technology pillars, none are more evocative as Artificial Intelligence. Humans tend to antropomorphise abstract concepts, to give them a voice and a face, and few have been more popularised in fiction as an existential threat, than the notion of machines rising against humans. This year, at the Paris Air Show, Thales pulls back the curtain to try and provide a glimpse of how AI should actually be viewed, not with distrust but with an understanding of how it should be, transparent, understandable and ethical. This year we unveil the Thales TrUE AI approach.

Predictive maintenance is boosting safety, reliability and cost-effectiveness in Avionics and Air Traffic Management. Thales’ AI and Big Data expertise is up to the challenge.

Availability of military equipment is the key to mission success. Thales predictive maintenance boosts forces readiness and cuts costs. Read on

With airborne threats growing in volume and complexity, Thales’ AirC4I solution uses advanced connectivity and artificial intelligence for augmented air awareness and more rapid collaborative air combat.

A digital transformation in rail equipment maintenance is under way, with Smart Infrastructure and AI teaming to avoid equipment failure. Read on

Imagine a future where the world’s first fully autonomous team of robot bugs, drones and unmanned vessels work together to inspect and repair offshore wind farms in the unforgiving environment of the open sea?

Clarivate Analytics will recognise Thales as a Derwent Top 100 Global Innovator at VivaTech 2019. Thales will highlight the crucial role of artificial intelligence in decisive moments through 40 panel discussions and demonstrations. Patrice Caine, Chairman and CEO of the Group, will be interviewed by Harriet Agnew, Paris Correspondent at the Financial Times, during the CEO forum. With the acquisition of Gemalto, Thales now boasts a portfolio of 20,500 patents, including over 400 filed in 2018

Personalised content and services are changing the standard for inflight entertainment as Thales combines its expertise in Big Data, Artificial intelligence, Connectivity and Cybersecurity.

Key Thales digital technologies, including AI and Connectivity, are making fighting forces on the ground more effective through information superiority, speed of decision-making, and precision of engagement.

The contract, signed by the end of March 2019 by Thales and the Federal Office for Defence Procurement (Armasuisse) calls for supply of the elements of an IMINT image intelligence centre. Deliveries will begin in early 2020. Built around the Thales MINDS / SAIM system, the platform will enable capture, analysis and optimal exploitation of all types of imagery data. It will be completely virtualised to facilitate integration with the customer’s existing infrastructure, and will incorporate the most advanced AI technologies to take image data analysis to a new level, thus enabling the most relevant intelligence to be distributed to the Swiss authorities, so they can make the right decisions.