Open Architectures, Standards, and Communication Protocols for Collaborative and Autonomous Unmanned Systems
What open architectures, standards, and communication protocols exist for collaborative and autonomous unmanned systems?
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Ground, air, or sea-launched kinetic munitions that utilize onboard sensors, algorithms, and control methods to improve estimates on the target state, understand the implications of the engagement situation/environment, or develop engagement geometries that are otherwise unavailable
to a conventional weapon.
What open architectures, standards, and communication protocols exist for collaborative and autonomous unmanned systems?
What U.S. Department of Defense efforts have explored task-based and psychophysiological-based adaptive aids for human machine teaming in the last four years?
What is the most current, ready-to-deploy technology available to run autonomous logistical convoys given the conditions and geography of the Central Command Area of Responsibility? What are the benefits and risks of utilizing these systems?
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