Cognitive Computing

GBL’s products and services with the Navy have created cutting-edge cognitive Electronic Warfare (EW) used primarily to disrupt, disable, degrade, or deceive an enemy’s command and control, thereby crippling the enemy’s ability to make effective and timely decisions, while simultaneously protecting and preserving friendly command and control.

GBL is actively engaged in the research and development of cutting-edge electronic warfare applications, including but not limited to computer network operations (attack, defense, and exploitation) and Machine Learning Algorithms (MLA). Additional projects include:

  • Intelligent-agent-based combat decision aids

  • Self-organizing network-centric applications

  • Cognitive flight path re-planning

  • Joint Strike Fighter Mission Planning Environment Common Order of Battle Component

More specifically, GBL offers EW-related services in the following areas:

Supports Multiple EW Future Naval Capabilities (FNCs) and Program of Record

  • Intelligent Collaborative Engagement (ICE)

    • Collaborative Electronic Attack (CEA) Enabling Capabilities

    • Supports Manned and Unmanned Collaborative EW Platforms

    • Coherent Net-Centric Spectrum Attack

  • Advanced Electronic Attack Measures

    • EA-18G Electronic Warfare Capability for Agile and Adaptive Emitters

  • Efforts include the use of Intelligent Agents, Artificial Intelligence, and MLAs

  • Phase III SBIR contract Electronic Combat Decision Support System (ECDSS)

  • Supports Automated Electronic Warfare Battle Management (EWBM), Jam Effectiveness Assessment, Situational Awareness Displays and Decision Support Advisories

EW Threat Modeling

  • Develop Software for the OneSAF Army Application for Advanced Threat Simulation

  • Develop Software for the Navy Next-Generation Threat System (NGTS)

  • The effort involved working with Threat Simulation Management Office (TSMO) Huntsville, and NAWCAD Patuxent River