Founder and CEO Brian Plourde of LEMA joined us to talk about autonomous power generation, supporting the warfighter at the edge, and the realities of building capabilities for the defense industry.
LEMA is focused on reducing logistics and manpower requirements through autonomous power generation. Brian discusses supporting systems such as SCIFs, data centers, and robotic platforms, while emphasizing the importance of listening to end users and designing around what warfighters need in the field.
For Brian Plourde, the value of the Integrated Warfighter Ecosystem (IWE) is the opportunity to connect LEMA’s expertise with other capabilities before they reach the warfighter. The goal is a more integrated approach where technologies are brought together around the mission rather than leaving the end user to piece together the solution.
Interested in becoming part of the Integrated Warfighter Ecosystem? Join the IWE to connect with organizations working across the defense ecosystem and explore opportunities to bring capabilities together around the warfighter mission.
Watch the full conversation with Brian Plourde to learn more about LEMA and its involvement in the Integrated Warfighter Ecosystem.
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