Aerospace & DefenseMulti-agent autonomy evaluation and adversarial scenario simulationproposed near-term operational demonstration workflow within an active defense testing program.

Red-team autonomous UAS swarm exercise for C-sUAS evaluation

The military is setting up realistic drone attacks, including groups of drones working together, so it can test whether its anti-drone systems can detect, track, and stop them.

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Autonomous Combat Drone Operations

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