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Army Wants to Use Robots to Help Conduct Precision Strikes on the Enemy

22 Oct 2018
Military.com | By Matthew Cox

Army maneuver officials are hoping that a consortium of experts in non-military robotics can find new ways for combat units to defeat the enemy, especially in dense urban terrain.

The Army's Capabilities Development and Integration Directorate, or CDID, at Fort Benning, Georgia, recently partnered with the National Advanced Mobility Consortium to conduct an outcome-based innovation workshop -- an approach to challenges that has been "proven in the commercial industry sector but never potentially used in a partnership with the military to get after some of the military's problems," according to Col. Tom Nelson, the head of CDID's Robotics Requirement Division.

https://www.military.com/defensetech/2018/10/22/army-wants-use-robots-help-conduct-precision-strikes-enemy.html
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