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ASI selected for DIU Open Mission Engine prototype for the US Air Force

ASI received a Phase 2 prototype agreement to develop an open mission software platform and a Tactical Moving Map application for the Mobility Air Forces. The system uses a reusable software development kit and application interfaces to support mission applications across aircraft and units. Its first application will provide aircrew with a unified real-time operational picture under degraded communications conditions. The program also involves Defense Unicorns and Stator Integration Labs.

Why it matters

An open mission architecture could give ASI access to a wider portfolio of military aircraft and mission applications. Its long-term opportunity lies in becoming reusable infrastructure rather than a single-purpose software supplier.

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  1. Air Space Intelligence ·

    ASI awarded DIU contract to build Open Mission Engine for U.S. Air Force.

    The Department of War Innovation Unit awarded ASI a Phase 2 prototype agreement to build the Open Mission Engine, an open software development kit and Tactical Moving Map application for the Mobility Air Forces. The system is designed to run applications at the tactical edge and operate in degraded, disrupted, intermittent and limited-bandwidth environments. Defense Unicorns and Stator Integration Labs were also selected for complementary capabilities.

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ASI received a Phase 2 prototype agreement to develop an open mission software platform and a Tactic

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