USSF Awards Virtualitics Contract – Intelligence Community News
On September 30, Pasadena, CA-based Virtualitics announced that the United States Space Force (USSF) has renewed an SBIR III agreement to continue deploying its Integrated Readiness Optimization (IRO) Workforce product. This renewal underscores the significant role of the solution in enhancing mission preparedness through AI-driven analytics and predictive modeling. These technologies are designed to optimize workforce allocation and training, thereby mitigating operational risks across all levels of USSF operations.
The Virtualitics IRO Workforce application empowers USSF commanders and staff to develop a comprehensive situational understanding of past, present, and future operations. This understanding is based on data from the Defense Readiness Reporting System (DRRS), mission-essential task assessments, and combatant command requirements. By aggregating these classified datasets into a single environment that informs machine learning models and AI algorithms, leaders are able to leverage AI insights to identify, quantify, and forecast risks across all levels of USSF operations.
“We’re proud to continue our partnership with the U.S. Space Force, delivering cutting-edge AI solutions that not only improve operational efficiency but also ensure that our nation’s space operations remain at the forefront of technological innovation,” said Michael Amori, CEO and co-founder of Virtualitics.
Using AI and machine learning analytics in combination with natural language processing (NLP) and automated correlation algorithms, Virtualitics enables commanders to more efficiently and effectively increase organizational readiness. This technology significantly enhances decision-making processes, enabling a more responsive and prepared USSF.
The renewal of this contract is a testament to the successful outcomes already achieved through the implementation of Virtualitics’ IRO Workforce product. As the landscape of space operations grows increasingly complex, the ability to integrate advanced AI solutions will be crucial in maintaining the strategic advantage and operational readiness of the United States Space Force.
By continuing to leverage Virtualitics’ sophisticated AI-driven analytics, the USSF aims to remain at the cutting edge of technological advancements while ensuring mission-critical tasks are performed with the highest level of efficiency and effectiveness. The collaboration marks a significant step toward the future of space operations, where data-driven decisions will play an increasingly vital role.
Source: Virtualitics
