OKSI and Qualcomm Government Technologies, Inc. (QGOV), a division of Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., today announced a collaboration to deploy OKSI's OMNISCIENCETM autonomy software portfolio on Qualcom...

Partnership brings AI/ML-enabled autonomous capabilities to defense platforms, optimized for the Qualcomm® QCS8550 and scalable across Qualcomm’s IoT processor portfolio
LOS ANGELES: OKSI and Qualcomm Government Technologies, Inc. (QGOV), a division of Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., today announced a collaboration to deploy OKSI's OMNISCIENCETM autonomy software portfolio on Qualcomm technologies. OMNISCIENCE delivers AI/ML-enabled capabilities through computer vision - including visual navigation, object detection and recognition, mission execution and more - purpose-built to bring autonomy to unmanned platforms operating in complex, communications-constrained environments. The software portfolio has been optimized for the Qualcomm® QCS8550 processor and is designed to scale across Qualcomm Technologies’ broader IoT processor portfolio, providing platform developers and defense system integrators with a flexible, production-ready path to deploying edge AI capabilities at scale. The collaboration will be showcased at the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Annual Meeting 2026, taking place Oct. 12-14 in Washington, D.C.
OKSI’s OMNISCIENCE is offered as either individual containerized capabilities or tightly coupled, interoperable modules providing next-level autonomy and adaptability to virtually any air platform. Users can operate truly autonomous missions. Qualcomm technologies deliver the on-device AI inference, computer vision processing and advanced image signal processor (ISP) capabilities that OMNISCIENCE relies on for real-time autonomous decision-making at the edge.
"With OMNISCIENCE on the Qualcomm QCS8550 processor, autonomy stops being a multiyear development program and becomes a design-in decision,” said Chris HolmesParker, CEO, OKSI. “Platform developers can source at volume against manufacturing infrastructure that already exists. They will be equipped to upgrade autonomy across a fielded fleet or stand up an entirely new product line from the same proven portfolio, moving at the speed of a software release and the scale of a production supply chain."
The Qualcomm QCS8550 processor’s heterogeneous compute architecture supports dynamic performance and power scaling, enabling optimized size, weight and power (SWaP) profiles suited to space- and energy-constrained deployments. Platform providers leveraging Qualcomm processors with OMNISCIENCE benefit from an open Ubuntu Linux-based software environment with access to Qualcomm acceleration technologies and compatibility with widely used open-source AI and computer vision frameworks - reducing integration complexity and accelerating time to deployment. Together, OKSI and Qualcomm Technologies are enabling a new class of edge-intelligent autonomous platforms designed for reliable performance in the most demanding environments.
“The industry is entering a new era in which intelligent systems do more than respond - they understand context, make decisions and take action,” said Kim Koro, Senior Vice President, Qualcomm Government Technologies, Inc. “Making that vision real requires an ecosystem, efficient edge compute and platforms that can scale across devices and missions. Together with OKSI, Qualcomm Technologies is helping move autonomy beyond demonstrations and toward deployable, mission-ready capabilities that can operate across connected fleets and demanding environments.”
About OKSI
For over 35 years, OKSI has applied relentless engineering to develop and field custom EO/IR sensors with integrated AI/ML. They have taken AI and revolutionized its application in life as we know it, from augmenting human decision-making to true system autonomy – on the battlefield, into deep space and the depths of the ocean. Their autonomous and intelligent solutions rapidly analyze, identify and communicate actionable insights, enabling critical decision-making, action prioritization and outcome optimization. OKSI stands alongside our nation’s warfighters, delivering novel technologies to fill capability gaps and provide them with overmatch when and where they need it most.
OKSI is a privately held small business headquartered in Los Angeles, California. Learn more at www.oksi.ai
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/oksi-ai
About Qualcomm Government Technologies
Qualcomm Government Technologies is a division of Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., providing advanced wireless, computing, and AI technologies adapted for government and defense applications. For more information, visit qualcomm.com/government.
Qualcomm is a trademark or registered trademark of Qualcomm Incorporated. Qualcomm QCS8550 is a product of Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. and/or its subsidiaries.
Fonte: Business Wire
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