Booz Allen Hamilton Leading Artificial Intelligence in Aerospace

Booz Allen Hamilton

Several companies, such as Booz Allen Hamilton, are leveraging AI in aerospace and defense to incorporate the benefits of using AI in automating and democratizing satellite operations. The company is using global sensor data to increase accuracy in identifying objects to avoid collisions with satellites, create an open system architecture through flexible frameworks of data, with rigorous development, security, and operations for continuous improvement. Booz Allen Hamilton is also helping with predictive maintenance, where it helps in continuously monitoring machinery, predicting breakdowns, and also the use of augmented reality (AR) technology, where it is used to revolutionize maintenance and training, providing engineers with enhanced information and simulation capabilities.

• By continuing to invest in companies who are delivering innovative solutions and emerging tech to the space domain, we are demonstrating our commitment to safeguarding the nation’s interest and ensuring resiliency in an increasingly contested and competitive environment,” said Chris Bogdan, executive vice president at Booz Allen and leader of the firm’s space business.
• Booz Allen Hamilton is the company that leverages advanced capabilities in artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity to address complex defense. With $6.8 billion in defense-related revenue, Booz Allen’s strong cash flow and diverse portfolio make it an attractive investment in the defense space. The company is also collaborating with others for further innovation. In April 2025, Booz Allen sent generative AI into space in partnership with Meta to put Space Llama on the International Space Station National Laboratory. Space Llama is a custom-tailored AI language model that can operate without internet access.
• Artificial Intelligence (AI) is nowadays used in aerospace and defense as the U.S. military is exploring AI-driven navigation systems that utilize Earth’s magnetic fields, providing an alternative to GPS in contested environments. The focus on AI has generated public concerns that future wars will be fought by machines that select and strike targets without direct intervention.