Army To Fund Robotics Toolkit
‘The proliferation of unmanned vehicle technologies used by the U.S. military has prompted an Army command to fund development of a toolkit that could be used for its entire fleet of unmanned ground vehicles.
The U.S. Army’s Transportation Command (Warren, Mich.) will fund a six-month research project to develop a low-cost “robot infrastructure toolkit” that can be used for a wide range of unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs).’
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