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5 ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. -- Army and Arizona State University researchers identified a set of approaches to help scientists assess how well autonomous systems and humans communicate. These approaches build on transformational scientific research efforts led by the Army’s Robotics Collaborative Technology Alliance, which evolved the state of robots from tools to teammates and laid the foundation for much of the service’s existing research into how humans and robots can work together effectively. As ideas for autonomous systems evolve, and the possibilities of ever-mor...

Video As a turreted, light weight and remote-controlled 120mm mortar system has a high level of mobility, protection and accuracy. Patria Nemo is capable of both direct and indirect fire. One of the features makes Patria Nemo mortar system particularly advanced is its fire-on-the-move capability. Patria has originally developed the fire-on-the-move capability for Patria Nemo Navy version several years ago, but the development was taken a step further. To date, Patria has finalized the qualification of the fire-on-the-move capability on land-based systems in both direct and indirect fire mis...

3 min read        The thought of living tissue and machinery meshed together brings up images of grotesque cyborgs and far-future sci-fi films, but at the Army Research Laboratory a robot with living, organic muscles may not be that far off. ARL’s Combat Capabilities Development Command is teaming up with universities in North Carolina to develop studies in bio-hybrid robotics. The idea is just as fantastical as you may be imagining. ARL wants to fuse living tissue with cold metal to build robots that may be able to gain the agility and versatility of living creatures. “Bio-hybrid ...