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NATO AGS Program

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Aliter Technologies has been awarded the contract for delivery and implementation of IT Core hardware and communication subsystem into the Mobile Ground Communication Component within the NATO Alliance Ground Surveillance program.
NATO AGS Program

The NATO owned and operated AGS Core capability will enable to perform persistent surveillance over wide areas from high altitude, long endurance, and unmanned air platforms operating at considerable stand-off distances and in any weather or light condition.

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CLOUDY podcast |#07 AI in education and learning

The seventh episode of the CLOUDY podcast is dedicated to the topic of artificial intelligence in education and learning. Host Andrej Kratochvíl and Peter Bakonyi, a software analyst, talked about the benefits of AI in education, how it is often abused, and how a teacher can determine whether a student did the work themselves.

CLOUDY podcast | #06 What is being forgotten when creating websites?

The sixth episode of the CLOUDY podcast is dedicated to the topic of website creation. Host Andrej Kratochvíl and Branislav Ballon, a developer, talked about whether it is difficult to create a website or application, what is often forgotten when creating (and shouldn't be), and when it is best to leave it to an expert.

Enhancing Slovak Armed Forces through Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS)

Our team was in Košice at the beginning of December.

FINISH of the running season

FINIS of the running season? How else but with Stefanik Trail! This year is no exception and we are very happy that we were able to support this running event as a general partner.

Autumn ITAPA 2024

The final major conference of the year for Aliter Technologies was the Autumn ITAPA.

CLOUDY podcast | #05 If it were really serious, I definitely wouldn't have just received an email.

The fifth episode of the CLOUDY podcast is about phishing. Host Andrej Kratochvíl and Michal Srnec, CISO Aliter Technologies, talked about what phishing is, how to recognize such a malicious email when you find it in your inbox, and what to (not) do with it.