STILMAN ADVANCED STRATEGIES, LLC — Department of Defense SBIR Phase II: MDA19-005

STILMAN ADVANCED STRATEGIES, LLC — SBIR Phase II award from Department of Defense.

Amount
$1,494,965
Agency
Department of Defense · Missile Defense Agency
Program / Phase
SBIR · Phase II
Topic
MDA19-005
Solicitation
19.2
NAICS
Place of performance
CO
Period
2021-02-04 → 2023-02-03

Description

Manual multi-domain kill chain planning for Integrated Air and Missile Defense (IAMD) is labor intensive and too slow to effectively respond to time critical targets. STILMAN has developed an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based planning and supervisory decision aid algorithms and software for resource allocations (sensors and weapons) across multiple domains in real-time. This AI approach is based on Linguistic Geometry (LG), a break-through in constructive game-theory solutions originally developed by Dr. Boris Stilman and further refined by the STILMAN company. This LG AI capability is ideally suited to quickly solve extraordinarily complex IAMD resource planning and allocation problems. As the frequency and size of raids escalates, the urgency of the response and the complexity of resource allocation decisions increases. Within a multi-domain (near-Earth Space, Air, Land, and Sea) battlespace, exacerbated by presence of both conventional weapons and ballistic missiles/interceptors, this complexity can quickly overwhelm the human commander’s ability to successfully plan and respond. STILMAN’s AI-based algorithms and software provide dynamic kill chain planning and preview capability enabling the commander to deal with such complexity. The LG AI-based analysis is fast, flexible, scalable, and explainable – and it applies to multi-domain and multi-tier sensor and weapon platforms. Dynamic, reactive resource allocation recommendations are displayed via 2D or 3D animations that provide the human commander with an on-the-loop visualization that prioritizes resource allocations in faster than real-time. This is particularly advantageous for servicing pop-up targets that suddenly appear outside of the pre-planned mission profile. Approved for Public Release | 20-MDA-10643 (3 Dec 20)