Comand AI will demonstrate Prevail, a next generation, unified, multi-domain platform for military planning, decision-making and operational learning.
London, 01 September: Comand AI is a leading European defence technology company specialising in AI-powered command and control solutions with an ever-growing presence in the UK. As announced by Science Innovation and Technology Secretary Peter Kyle during the French State Visit, Comand AI is set to invest £35 million into the UK, supporting efforts to strengthen national defence capabilities. At DSEI stand S7-280, they will be showcasing their AI-powered software, Prevail, which empowers military decision makers to act faster and more effectively – enhancing situational awareness and operational insight without compromising human judgment.
Loïc Mougeolle, CEO and Founder of Comand AI, said: “Following the recent announcement of our £35 million investment into the UK we’re excited to be showcasing
Prevail at DSEI – built with frontline users to deliver game-changing speed and precision in military decision-making. Our AI-driven platform significantly increases analysis speed, unlocking real-time insights while keeping humans firmly in control.
Comand AI is helping power pan-European collaboration – growing and investing in the future of defence.”
Prevail: Plans
Plans supports and accelerates the full military planning process. The system helps Armed Forces’ personnel analyse missions, evaluate terrain, assess threats, and generate viable courses of action. The tool then allows decision-makers to wargame options under different criteria, such as logistics, flexibility, or command and control. Enabling a significant increase in analysis and scenario development speed without compromising human judgment.
Prevail: Lessons
Lessons allows the Armed Forces to draw together structured insights from their missions, academia, doctrine, and observation.
Lessons automatically feeds relevant insights into Plans, closing the months or years long lag between operations and lessons learned. Ukraine has demonstrated that the nature and evolutionary pace of warfare has changed, and the Armed Forces need to adapt rapidly to retain the UK’s operational superiority.
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