<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Palladyne AI receives additional funding from the U.S. Air Force for AI software development and completes Military Utility Assessment milestones.</li><li>The company's Palladyne IQ software enables robots to perceive and adapt to changes in real-world environments.</li><li>The funding is part of a multi-million-dollar Phase II contract with the Air Logistics Complex at Warner Robins Air Force Base in Georgia.</li><li>The recent milestones involve autonomous media blasting and automated sanding on complex aircraft components using commercial robotic systems.</li><li>The Air Force aims to validate the Palladyne IQ closed-loop autonomy software for remediation activities on complex aircraft components.</li><li>Palladyne AI's software achieved milestones by enabling autonomous media blasting and sanding using robotic systems with precise control.</li><li>The software allows for high-precision sanding across various surfaces in industries like automotive, aviation, construction, and defense.</li><li>The company's software operates on the edge, reducing programming effort and enabling robots to work autonomously in dynamic environments.</li></ul>

U.S. Air Force gives additional funding to Palladyne AI

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