Smack Technologies, a defense startup, is pitching an AI modeling tool intended to help military commanders use munitions more efficiently. According to multiple outlets, the system is designed to support decisions about which targets to strike and to extend that capability to determine how strikes should be sequenced over time.
The reports describe the company’s CEO presenting the concept as a way to improve operational planning by treating strike timing as a factor alongside target selection. While the outlets cover the same central claim—that the tool can model both target choice and sequencing—the coverage primarily focuses on the company’s stated goals rather than providing independent details on performance, testing, or deployment status.
Across Air Force Times, Defense News, Military Times, and Navy Times, the common emphasis is on “making every munition count” by using AI to inform planning decisions. Differences between outlets are limited, with most repeating the same characterization of the product’s purpose and the CEO’s explanation of its intended decision-support function.
