24 (Editor’s note: Dr. Michael Novitzky, a Robotics Research Center assistant professor and research scientist, helped write portions of the HuRT-C feature.) It was an overcast day on Range 15, at the Urban Assault Course at Camp Shea, but a beam of light broke through upon the tactical environment as U.S. Military Academy cadets shined in various forms while working with unmanned systems during the Human-Robot Teaming – Competition (HuRT-C) on Saturday at West Point. The HuRT-C’s purpose is to develop manned-unmanned teams (MUMT) capable of conducting reconnaissance and...