What to expect from Latent AI at TechNet Indo-Pacific 2025
Get ready! Latent AI is bringing more than just presence to TechNet Indo-Pacific 2025. We are bringing new tools and insights to advance naval autonomy and edge AI. From a featured panel on delivering autonomy at sea to live demos at Booth #1730, we are showing how adaptable, mission-ready AI can give the fleet a decisive edge. Whether you’re a program lead, systems integrator, naval operator, or tech innovator, here is what to expect from us in Honolulu.
Booth: #1730
Dates: October 28–30, 2025
Featured Session:
“Delivering Autonomy at Sea: Practical Edge AI for the Fleet”
🕙 Tuesday, October 28 | 10:00 AM–11:00 AM
📍 Kukakuka Theater (Exhibit Hall Floor)
Speaker: Ret. Rear Admiral Doug Small will lead a panel exploring how to pragmatically deliver autonomy at sea, underpinned by our edge-first vision.
Why stop by Booth #1730?
At TechNet Indo-Pacific, we will be doing more than just talking about AI in the field; we will be demonstrating it. You’ll see how Latent’s solutions are built for edge readiness, resilience, and operational relevance. We’ll be running live demos, chatting with attendees, and showing how our tools can fold into real-world naval and joint domain missions.
Here’s a sneak peek of what you’ll see:
🚀 Live demos you can’t miss
We are carrying forward the same powerful demos from AUSA 2025, now tailored for maritime and tactical edge settings.
Latent Ruggedized Toolkit (RTK)
Deploy & update AI in the field—no code needed.
- One-click model updates in remote or contested environments
- Run autonomous drones or platforms directly from a mobile device or laptop
- Onboard fine-tuned models enable last-mile targeting workflows (e.g., loitering munitions, attritable UAS) with precision
- Real-time tag, track, and decision support from ISR feeds
Turn raw ISR or SONAR data into mission-ready training data—faster.
- Automates annotation workflows, reducing expert effort by up to 99%
- Preserves accuracy while scaling data throughput
- Flags low-confidence areas for human review while learning from corrections
- Enables continuous model improvement even in the field
Speed development, deployment, and adaptation across heterogeneous platforms.
- Natural language interface for AI workflow orchestration
- Rapid reconfiguration of models across aerial, maritime, and dismounted systems
- Simplifies the AI lifecycle from data, training, optimization, to deployment
Panel & insights: Navigating autonomy at sea
Don’t miss our panel session: Delivering Autonomy at Sea: Practical Edge AI for the Fleet.
With Ret. Rear Admiral Doug Small leading, this conversation will dig into the challenges, trade-offs, and pathways to fielding autonomy in naval environments—bridging the gap between concept and deployed capability.
🕙 Tuesday, October 28 | 10:00 AM–11:00 AM
📍 Kukakuka Theater (Exhibit Hall Floor)
What you’ll walk away with
By the end of your visit with us, you’ll better understand:
- How edge-first AI architectures can thrive under real operational constraints
- Ways to reduce lock-in and accelerate innovation at the tactical edge
- The human + AI workflows needed to maintain models in contested or disconnected environments
- Practical steps to integrate autonomy into naval and multi-domain operations
Join us in Honolulu
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2025 is your chance to see autonomous systems built for real missions, not just showcase theaters. Whether you want to talk data, system integration, deployment, or operational concepts, come find us at Booth #1730. We’ll show you how Latent AI is putting autonomy where it matters most: in the hands of those on the edge.
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