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7 DoD R&D Efforts in Ground-Control Systems
7 DoD R&D Efforts in Ground-Control Systems
Pages 23-26
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introduced the session by saying its purpose was to tap into 30-plus years of DoD research on GCS for unmanned systems to identify lessons learned and issues. He noted that the panelists included representatives from the Air Force and the Army.
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Chris Miller used this funding to hold a couple of workshops in machine self-confidence. Draper said that among the many lessons learned are that multi-UAS control offers many advantages, when perfected, and that workload and attention management are major challenges.
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He first described swarm robotics, which are a large collection of agents with no centralized control and limited capabilities. He then offered an overview of humanswarm interaction, when individual robots are not typically addressable, and discussed a range of lessons learned and their relevance.
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. Lessons Learned from Army GCS Research.
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