Singapore’s Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) and Windward Ltd, a leading US-based maritime AI company, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on Maritime Artificial Intelligence (AI) research and development to address emerging threats and trends at sea.
The partnership will explore efforts to enhance the Singapore Armed Forces’ maritime domain capabilities through digital technologies. The MOU will also cover talent development initiatives through exchange programmes and internship opportunities at Windward, allowing DSTA engineers to deepen their technical competencies.
“This MOU underscores DSTA’s efforts to tap synergies with global partners. By leveraging our strengths and expertise, we seek to advance AI research and development to strengthen our maritime security capabilities, and protect our sea lines of communication,” said DSTA’s Group Technology Officer, Mr Cheng Heng Ngom.
“Singapore has long been a leader in embracing innovation, setting a standard for how nations should implement technological advancement,” said Ami Daniel, Co-founder and CEO of Windward. “Partnering with DSTA is a significant step in our shared commitment to enhancing maritime security through AI. Windward’s unique expertise and patented technology will equip DSTA with the tools to not only address current challenges but to proactively address emerging threats, ensuring a safer and more efficient maritime environment.”
This collaboration was announced at IMDEX Asia 2025.
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