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Increasing investments to develop AI integrated systems and rising adoption of cloud-based applications are key factors driving the growth of the artificial intelligence in military market. Find out more in this ASD report.

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Check out the most unforgettable moments from the Robotics & Autonomous Systems 2018 Summit in the Post Show Report. Included in the report is a list of our top speakers, attending companies, top benefits of attending, sights of RAS18 and what our attendees had to say!

Check out the Post Show Report, then join us again this year! If you would like to get a copy of this report sent to you, e-mail us at idga@idga.org with the subject line RAS_PSR_WEB Request

IDGA is excited to announce the return of our Robotics and Autonomous Systems Summit. This is the only event of its kind in the United States. There is no other Robotic and Autonomous Systems event that is strictly military and government focused. IDGA will bring together leaders from across all sectors of the government, as well as leading industry experts, to talk challenges, upcoming strategies, and collaboration initiatives for Robotic and Autonomous Systems.

Topics of discussion will include:

• Improving RAS Autonomous Capabilities
• Increasing Situational Awareness
• Advances in Artificial Intelligence
• Maximizing RAS Management
• Strengthening Human-Autonomous System Interaction
• Cyber Protection for RAS Systems
• Funding and Procurement of RAS Technology
  

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IDGA is proud to announce the return of  Robotics & Autonomous Systems Summit, this October 28-30 in Detroit, MI. This is the only event of its kind in the United States. There is no other Robotic and Autonomous Systems event that is strictly military and government focused.

This summit will bring together leaders from across all sectors of the government, as well as leading industry experts, to talk challenges, upcoming strategies, and collaboration initiatives for Robotic and Autonomous Systems.

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Robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) are no longer the stuff of science fiction. As outlined in the 2020 Budget Proposal, the DoD has made it clear robotics and autonomous systems are the future of warfare. According to a report by AUVSI, the DoD plans to invest roughly $5.5 billion into the development, testing and deployment of unmanned technology and associated technologies over the course of FY20. 

In this infographic, we break down where the $5.5b in robotics and autonomous system funding is going and how these investments will support the DoD's long-term strategic goals. 

Insights from the U.S. Maneuver Center of Excellence.

The Pentagon is planning to invest US$1 billion over the next few years for the development of robotics systems to be used alongside combat troops, and the Maneuver Center of Excellence of the U.S. Army is at the forefront of this. In this article, Ted Maciuba, Deputy Director of Robotics Requirements discusses the importance and future potential of robotics for land forces when it comes to situational awareness, maneuver, and connectivity. 

The Army expresses its vision for Robotic and Autonomous Systems (RAS) by outlining realistic objectives in the near-term (2017-2020), feasible objectives in the mid-term (2021-2030), and visionary objectives for the far-term (2031-2040). The Army shared this vision in a report titled, “The U.S. Army Robotic and Autonomous Systems Strategy.”

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