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Tactical Autonomy

The Tactical Autonomy Group develops and delivers AI-enabled autonomy and robotic systems where it counts — at the tactical edge. We combine deep knowledge of algorithms, controls, machine learning, and human-robot teaming into solutions for end users. We work beyond basic research to design, build, integrate, field-test, and transition autonomy stacks that span perception, decision-making, learning, and control into real-world operations across the Department of War and intelligence community.

Featured Projects

An illustration of a four-legged robot scanning a flooded muddy pathway in a forest.
autonomous systems
The HYPE2GO project seeks to augment autonomous system terrain understanding with hyperspectral imaging.
Three project team members test the robot's flexibility in an indoor laboratory setting.
disaster relief
These robots can navigate difficult urban disaster terrain to help responders locate and access victims for rescue.
Teaming autonomous ground and aerial vehicles improves autonomous off-road military missions.
autonomous systems
Teaming autonomous ground and aerial vehicles improves autonomous off-road military missions.
A researcher tests a prototype ankle exoskeleton adapted with machine learning capabilities to adaptively and intelligently provide assistance.
STRIVE Center
Researchers at the STRIVE Center are developing a fluid, intuitive exoskeleton system to improve the technology’s use in operational environments.
This miniature unmanned aerial vehicle is capable of autonomous navigation, including coordinated maneuvering within a large group of autonomous UAS.
autonomous systems
Small unmanned systems are achieving new proficiencies in autonomy.