Key Takeaways
- The Army is reevaluating its approach to autonomy.
- Some programs may be cut due to lack of alignment with the Army’s new direction.
- Existing contracts will be altered or terminated as part of the consolidation effort.
Army Streamlines Ground Vehicle Autonomy Efforts
Army Reevaluates Approach to Autonomy Amid Cuts and Consolidation
The Army is undergoing a holistic reevaluation of its approach to autonomy, particularly for ground vehicles, as part of a broader effort to streamline programs and reduce costs. According to Alex Miller, the Army Chief Technology Officer, some programs may be cut due to lack of alignment with the Army’s new direction. The service plans to sit down with industry partners to solicit feedback on a new ‘autonomy reference architecture’ and to determine which existing contracts will move forward, alter, or get terminated. This effort is part of a larger trend towards consolidation and efficiency in the defense sector.
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