Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
U.S. Air Force Taps Reliable Robotics To Develop Autonomy Architecture
Company will inform standards for military autonomous collaborative platforms, including uncrewed air systems
Reliable Robotics remotely operates a flight 120 miles away using a portable control station.
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Flight automation start-up Reliable Robotics has begun working with the U.S. Air Force to advance capabilities for autonomous collaborative platforms (ACP). On July 29, the company announced it had signed a cooperative research and development agreement to collaborate on the Air Force’s Autonomy-Government Reference Architecture (A-GRA).

According to the Air Force, the A-GRA is an adaptable, modular, and scalable architecture for autonomous systems that is extensible to multiple platforms and missions. It establishes an open standard that various manufacturers can utilize as a framework for developing autonomous and uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS).