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Human-machine teaming.
Crewed and uncrewed assets, tasked as one team by one commander. The machine works out who can go where, when and with what. The commander decides.
- CommanderOne picture of every asset and every option, and the authority to choose.
- Crewed and uncrewedHelicopters and ships, drawn solid. Drones and uncrewed vessels, drawn in outline. One team.
- Options consideredWays to task the team, checked against each asset’s fuel, range and endurance.
- Assets taskedThe commander approves a plan. Only then is anything tasked.
On the chart
Each asset to its own search area, as one plan.
Crewed assets are drawn solid, uncrewed in outline. The helicopter takes the far area; the ship and an uncrewed vessel share another; two drones sweep the near one.
Illustrative
How we approach it
The team is mixed. The command is not.
Inside real limits
Each asset is tasked inside its own fuel, range, endurance and crew limits.
Ready for change
Lose an asset or gain a contact, and the options are worked again.
People stay in command
Uncrewed assets follow the plan the commander approves. SARTHI never tasks an asset by itself.
One record
Who was tasked, when and why, kept for the debrief.
Operating a mixed fleet?
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