Brandon Tseng

If you're...

across a mountain range and you're saying, Hey, Brandon, this is what I'm doing.

Like, I can then adjust my tactics behaviors on like what you're seeing, what you're observing in the absence of communications.

I have all the trust, faith and confidence that you're going to be able to execute right that commander's intent without it.

And then you'll adjust your tactics, your behaviors, your mission based on, you know, new information coming through.

And so the autonomous systems work the same way.

Communications, when you're in a jammed environment, you can think of it as like Swiss cheese.

Sometimes you can find pockets.

If you're only working with low amounts of data, you can push that data out even though you're operating in a jammed environment.

And so we'll compress a lot of that data, and that allows you to actually push it out so that these systems can even interact as a team better with each other.

I don't like to... I really... People get sensitive to the word replace, right?

And I don't think things replace things for a long, long time.

It doesn't mean that it never happens, but it takes like...

you know, self-driving cars, right?

It's going to replace drivers at some point in time.

I don't think that happens for, you know, 20 plus years.

So in the meantime, like it's just augmenting and like augmenting that human team.

whether it's jet aircraft, whether it's basically mechanisms to deliver long range fires.

So that could be, uh, you know, anti-ship missiles launched from a ship that could be, um, you know, fighter bomber aircraft.

It's doing the same mission.