Simulation based Approach for Unmanned System Command and Control
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CESI has been working on an internal research and development program to address the issues of unmanned system’s collaboration using the simulation environment as a testbed. Traditional unmanned systems utilize swarm approaches, or intelligent agents with little concern for the human-systems and the ability to apply this to hundreds, and / or thousands of unmanned systems. The PI’s previous research under the DARPA Software for Distributed Robotics (DARPA SDR program) [1] showed promise for the combining of traditional robotics approach using baseline software such as the DARPA developed Player/Stage (playerstage.sourceforge.net) and military simulation software (The Army’s OneSAF Testbed Baseline) for the command and control environment. This paper is a lesson’s learned from the principle investigator’s research into the toolsets and the integration into existing simulation environments for the applicability to commanding UGV/UAVs and their training aspects.
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