France is preparing to test its own artificial intelligence-based battlefield command system during a NATO exercise tomorrow, Euronews reported in French, adding that artificial intelligence-assisted systems help optimize decision-making and target identification.
Arcadia, developed by French companies, is being presented as a European alternative to Maven, an artificial intelligence platform used by NATO and designed by American defense technology company Palantir.
The Arcadia will be deployed during NATO's "Warrior Interoperability Exercise" in Poland, from June 8 to 26, said French General Patrick Justel.
Among the French companies that contributed to the development of Arcadia are Mistral VI, Safran, Thales and Airbus.
Arcadia is part of a broader initiative to strengthen Europe's technological sovereignty in defense matters.
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