Data & Analytics
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Innovation at the Pace of Need™Logistics Automation: Where Military and Commercial Applications Converge
To combat labor shortages in the transportation market, much of the world is investing in automated processes. For the U.S. military, logistics automation will be necessary in contested environments where near-peer adversaries target our logistics capabilities.
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InsightsIntegrating IoT and Sensors To Improve Infrastructure Management Systems
When paired with AI/ML, the data provided by IoT devices and sensors offer insights on the status and condition of assets while enhancing utility, efficiency, and resiliency. Our experts weigh in on what is important to consider when implementing these technologies to improve infrastructure management.
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Innovation at the Pace of Need™Toward a Comprehensive and Robust Synthetic Data Policy
This workshop sought to broaden the conversation toward a comprehensive synthetic data policy that would advance, empower, and protect our government as synthetic data is increasingly used.
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News & EventsData Entrepreneurship Challenge: FAQs
Get answers to frequently asked questions about the challenge.
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InsightsReal-Time Logistics Visualization To Save Time and Money When Tracking High-Value Assets
Automating logistics operations of the Naval Supply Systems Command O65 with advanced analytics and automated tracking of high-value assets using RFID.
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Innovation at the Pace of Need™Beacon™: Data Management and Analytics Platform
Beacon™ enables data scientists and consumers to discover, manage, and use data sets for analytics in a shared space.
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InsightsUsing AI To Improve Hazard Response
AI/ML acts as a force multiplier, amplifying the quality of results fed into the decision-making process, ultimately saving valuable time.
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Who We ServeSpace
LMI’s space market provides technical solutions as a trusted partner in the national security space industry.
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InsightsLMI’s Clark Spencer Talks Joint Health Risk Management (JHRM) for Defense Health
Using artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML), we can make predictions about health consequences for the warfighter and deployed civilian personnel before they occur.