The European Defence Agency awarded a study on open standards for unmanned ground vehicles. The project aims to reduce costs, improve interoperability, and enable cooperation between unmanned ground vehicle systems and unmanned aerial vehicles. The value of the award is EUR 330,000.
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This AED study aims to investigate open standards for current and future unmanned ground vehicles with a view to: — reducing the total fixed costs associated with existing and future systems — providing interfaces that comply with publicly available open standards — enabling gradual improvement of systems — enabling technology deployment while minimising integration costs — improving operational efficiency — decoupling hardware and software where possible — specifying the smallest possible investment to achieve the goals without hindering innovation. — enabling cooperation between unmanned ground vehicle systems and unmanned aerial vehicles — promoting interoperability between control units and various robotic systems — promoting modularity and uniformity for payloads.
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