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Golden Dome’s success depends on more than advanced sensors, interceptors, or algorithms—it depends on whether these systems can speak the same language. Today, there are no open standards guiding how data is structured, transported, fused, or used...

Golden Dome will lean hard on AI for track correlation, shot recommendation, and interceptor allocation. If that AI isn’t proven and explainable , commanders face hesitation at the worst possible moment. As Dr. Steven Harbour, Director, AI Hardware...

Parallax Advanced Research is proud to announce that we have earned the 2026 Platinum Seal of Transparency from Candid—marking our fourth consecutive year receiving the highest level of recognition offered by the nonprofit sector’s leading...

Golden Dome must be ready on day one—and that means operators need a place to practice against the threat before it arrives. Live-Virtual-Constructive (LVC) testbeds provide that environment: a realistic training and experimentation space where crews...

Golden Dome is America’s bold vision for a next-generation missile defense shield. While others focus on sensors and interceptors, Parallax/OAI delivers the connective tissue—fusion, workflows, testbeds, standards, and workforce pipelines—that makes...

Parallax/OAI: Helping to Build the Connective Tissue of Golden Dome Golden Dome is America’s bold vision for a next-generation missile defense shield. While others focus on interceptors and radars, Parallax Advanced Research and the Ohio Aerospace...

“It’s been a minute”, as the current slang describes an extended period, since the affiliation of Parallax Advanced Research with the Ohio Aerospace Institute. With the end of calendar year 2025 quickly approaching, it seemed like a good time to...

Decision advantage is the new battlespace. As information multiplies across domains, decision-makers—from commanders in the field to analysts—are tasked with translating overwhelming complexity into timely, accountable action. Yet while AI has become...

Cleveland & Dayton, Ohio — For a group of kindergarten and first-grade girls, science this year was not an abstract concept found in a textbook. It was something they built, launched, questioned, and proudly carried home. The inaugural Girls of...

Former USAF/ANG aviator and Parallax/OAI UAV program manager Katie “Bug” Heilner translates operator realities into deployable autonomy—pushing AAM access, multi-UAS teaming, and better requirements so capability arrives when it counts. With more...