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Shield AI and Rheinmetall Barzan Advanced Technologies to advance autonomy for ISR on Qatari Unmanned Surface Vessels (USVs)
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DOHA, Qatar (October 28, 2026) – Shield AI, a leader in AI-powered mission autonomy, and Barzan Holdings Joint Venture RBAT signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at Milipol Qatar 2026 to explore the integration of Shield AI’s Hivemind autonomy software into Qatari-designed maritime autonomous defense and security solutions. This strategic partnership will build on established local capabilities in advanced maritime technologies, combining RBAT’s indigenous engineering expertise with Shield AI’s autonomy solutions into Barzan Holdings solutions. Shield AI and RBAT will work closely to explore integration of Hivemind autonomy software, leveraging the combined expertise of both companies and building upon Qatar’s established engineering capabilities and technological strengths. Mimi Shalash, senior director for Hivemind at Shield AI, welcomed the MoU:
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