On September 30 and October 1, we presented IronView, our artificial intelligence solution for defense, at the 9th edition of the 2E+I EJÉRCITO 35 Forum, held in Toledo. We attended in partnership with the Defense Industry Cluster (CID), of which we are a member, to one of the main gathering points for the Army, industry, and the technology ecosystem.
A forum to connect the Armed Forces, industry, and expertise
The 2E+I EJÉRCITO 35 Forum is a strategic initiative of the Army, led by the Army Logistics Support Command (MALE) and organized by the Army Museum Foundation. Its goal is to create a space for dialogue and cooperation among the military, industry, the technology sector, and academia.
This ninth edition was held at the Army Museum and the Infantry Academy in Toledo, under the theme “Differentiating Capabilities for a Capable Force.” The program focused on the evolution of operational environments, technological adaptation, and the integration of real-world capabilities into modern combat.
In collaboration with the Defense Industry Cluster
Our participation in the forum was part of the Defense Industry Cluster (CID), of which Intelligent Data is a member.
Being part of the cluster allows us to stay in touch with the real needs of the Armed Forces and collaborate with other companies in the defense ecosystem. We thank the CID for including us in this edition.
IronView: See, Interpret, and Respond in Natural Language
IronView is a software platform that runs on the hardware the unit already uses. It views the footage captured by the drones, interprets the scene, and responds to the operator in natural language. Everything happens locally, with no data leaving the terminal.
- Spectral fusion: combines visible and infrared video from drones into a single image of the terrain, day or night.
- Swarm management: Coordinate multiple drones in real time from a single control center.
- Local voice-activated LLM: The operator asks, for example, “How many targets are to my north?” and receives an instant answer. The model runs entirely on the device.
- Data sovereignty: no cloud, no latency, and no reliance on connectivity. It is suitable for classified or offline environments.
Distinctive Capabilities for Force 35
The slogan for this edition aptly summarizes IronView's approach: providing real capabilities without requiring new hardware, using the resources the unit already has in place.
Their applications range from drone-versus-drone combat to convoy protection and search and rescue. In all of these cases, the goal is the same: to reduce the operator's workload and shorten the time between detection and action.
We're continuing to make progress
We would like to thank the Army, the MALE, and the Army Museum Foundation for organizing the forum, and the CID for its support. We would also like to thank all the professionals who came to learn about IronView and shared their needs with us.
We continue to work to provide our Armed Forces with real, cutting-edge capabilities. If you'd like to learn more about IronView or request a demo, visit our Artificial Intelligence for Defense page or contact us.