Ten projects driving modern Army combat
By Todd South
Oct 11, 10:00 AM
The Army's Ground Vehicle Systems Center works on Project Origin at Fort Polk, Louisiana. (Army)
The Army’s Combat Capabilities Development Command and its subordinate organizations, such as the Army Research Laboratory, work the science and technology behind everything that makes a modern force.
The command leads centers that focus on everything from chemical and biological threats, data and analysis, ground vehicle systems, aviation and armaments.
CCDC provided updates to a sample of programs and projects to Army Times before the Association of the U.S. Army’s annual conference.
War-fighter machine interface backpack controller for Project Origin vehicle
Project Origin is a testing and demonstration platform for emerging technologies, the data from which helps Army Combat Capabilities Development Command and cross-functional team partners inform the Robotic Combat Vehicle campaign of learning. As part of the Army modernization enterprise led by 31+4 signature modernization efforts, the technologies that Project Origin helps develop contribute to the breakthrough capabilities war fighters need.
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