DARPA seeks drones to fly autonomously in cluttered T&E environment

By Jordana Mishory / September 29, 2016 at 10:54 AM
In an aim to determine state-of-the-art capabilities for fast, autonomous aircraft, the Pentagon's advanced research arm seeks parties interested in flying their small drones through cluttered environments without depending on a pilot or GPS, according to a new notice. In the Sept. 20 notice on the Federal Business Opportunities website , the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency seeks interested parties to demonstrate their capabilities to help provide insight to the Fast Lightweight Autonomy program, which is designed to develop "advanced...

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