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Tango01 | 08 Oct 2014 12:37 p.m. PST |
…for its Ground-X Vehicle. "One of the key goals of DARPA's Ground X-Vehicle Technologies (GXV-T) program is improving the survivability of ground-based armored fighting vehicles. Accordingly, DARPA scientists yesterday, October 7, unveiled new crew augmentation technology in order to increase vehicle and crew survivability. Crew augmentation involves improved physical and electronically assisted situational awareness for crew and passengers. It also involves semi-autonomous driver assistance and automation of key crew functions similar to capabilities found in modern commercial airplane cockpits to reduce onboard crew and training requirements. This concept video illustrates five of many potential approaches. First, its presents a closed cockpit that would use visualization technologies to provide high-definition, wide-angle visibility of external conditions and a path planning that would display optimal routes. Crew augmentation also involves sensors that would use a variety of technologies to visualize surroundings and identify and track allies and adversaries and terrain classification that would evaluate surroundings for optimal travel surfaces. Finally, DARPA's concept shows autopilot capabilities that would automate routine driving tasks to enable drivers to focus on more strategic activities…" Full article and video here. link Amicalement Armand |
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