Aerospace team wins $100,000 Army AI challenge

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August 29, 2018

A team of eight Aerospace engineers won a $100,000 grand prize during the Army’s “Blind Signal Classification Challenge” by correctly detecting and classifying the greatest number of radio frequency signals using a combination of signal processing and artificial intelligence algorithms. iLab’s Bradley Hirasuna and team lead Andres Vila Casado discuss the challenge and next steps.

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