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The future of DARPA's CODE

19th April 2019 - 10:42 GMT | by Gerrard Cowan in Belfast

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The USDefense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has seen strong interest frommilitary and industrial operators in its Collaborative Operations in Denied Environment (CODE) autonomy system, with various stakeholders now working withthe agency to chart the future of the technology.

CODE allows groups of unmanned vehicles to continue workingtogether even when communications are offline or they are in a GPS-deniedenvironment. The technology - which is based on a blend of onboardsensors and software  - allows one operator to controlmultiple systems at once. 

It was recently tested at the US Army’s Yuma ProvingGround in Arizona, where a swarm of real and virtual

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Gerrard Cowan is an experienced defence and financial journalist. He is a former Jane's Defence …

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