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July 10th, 2024

Camgian Secures $8M Contract to Develop Next-Gen Onboard Diagnostic Platform for the Army

Press Release

Camgian Corporation announces the award of an $8 million contract from the U.S. Army to advance the development of an AI-based onboard diagnostic platform (ODP) that supports High-Performance Prognostic and Predictive Maintenance (HPPPMx) for ground vehicles.

Building on previous efforts, Camgian and Parker Hannifin will develop advanced AI-computing capabilities to self-diagnose performance problems by continuously monitoring vehicles through real-time machine-learning models with self-awareness capabilities. This modeling approach is designed to provide both accurate and adaptable AI model performance to reliably detect early indications of failure, degradation, or anomalies, along with predictive capabilities that forecast the performance of vehicle components such as engines, transmissions, brakes, etc.

This next-generation ODP system will provide maintenance personnel with comprehensive diagnostics and intuitive decision-support capabilities, thereby improving the classification of problems, optimizing maintenance schedules, and enhancing vehicle readiness. Furthermore, this foresight informs logistics, allowing it to achieve higher efficiency, reduce costs, and improve readiness, ultimately strengthening the Army's overall operational capability.

"We are excited to secure this significant contract and continue our partnership with Parker Hannifin," said Dr. Gary D. Butler, Camgian CEO and Founder. "This project represents an important step forward in our mission to deliver next-generation diagnostic capabilities to the US Army. Collaborating with Parker, we will demonstrate new technologies in onboard AI edge processing that will greatly enhance vehicle sustainment in austere communication environments."

"We are proud to partner with Camgian on this initiative," stated Anne Marie Johlie, Head of Connected Products and IoT at Parker's Electronic Motion and Controls Division. "This contract underscores our commitment to developing advanced IoT and AI-driven solutions that enhance fleet management and operational efficiency. Together, we are poised to deliver groundbreaking technologies that will provide the U.S. Army with unparalleled diagnostic capabilities, ensuring their vehicles are always mission-ready."

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