The demonstration, conducted off the coast of Hawaii during RIMPAC 26, featured the company’s SensorMAX platform, which works to process subsurface acoustic data and support faster threat detection for antisubmarine warfare missions. SensorMAX is a system that ingests acoustic data collected from a network of sensors and works to help users identify targets via AI/ML. Lockheed Martin said this capture-label-retrain-deploy cycle can be completed in under five minutes. During the exercise, a pair of MH-60R helicopters dropped sonobuoys to capture acoustic data from beneath the surface of the water. The data was then transmitted to SensorMAX, which works to assist crews with target identification.