Charles River Analytics has secured funds from the U.S. Army to develop a technology that uses virtual and augmented reality features to allow planning, rehearsal and execution of missions.

Charles River Analytics has secured funds from the U.S. Navy to create an approach that will work to help users incorporate cybersecurity features on system components.

Charles River Analytics, Tozny, Assured Information Security and the University of Washington have collaborated to develop a tool that will work to trace signals that could indicate signs of injury and illnesses.

Raytheon's BBN Technologies subsidiary and Charles River Analytics have partnered to create tools that will work to help military analysts classify bias at the sentence and speaker levels.

Charles River Analytics has secured funds from the Department of Defense's Strategic Capabilities Office to provide a neural network intended to protect sensitive information against white or black box attacks.

Charles River Analytics has partnered with academic institutions to help the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency boost the efficiency of machine-learning model development.

Charles River Analytics has been applying its artificial intelligence technology to medical efforts since 2009 to develop and deliver surgical training systems, patient support, a first-aid training framework and other products under contract awards.

The U.S. Air Force has issued funds to help Charles River Analytics develop an augmented reality tool that will work to improve users' situational awareness capabilities concerning space-based assets.

The U.S. Air Force has issued funds to help Charles River Analytics develop a tool that analyzes the cybersecurity of systems via a game-theoretic approach.

Charles River Analytics will develop a cybersecurity tool for tanks under an agreement with the U.S. Army.

Charles River Analytics has received funds in the amount of $4.5M to support a reasoning testing project in support of the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity.

Charles River Analytics has launched a new open-source software development kit designed to help users create augmented and virtual reality programs.