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Northrop Grumman adds pairing for autonomous military work Northrop Grumman at Redondo Beach announced April 3 a collaboration with the EpiSci company, using its software to help speed delivery of autonomous aeronautic military devices for the U.S. and its allies. “Collaboration is one way to rapidly bring new capabilities to the warfighter while building upon Northrop Grumman’s decades of autonomy experience to create distinct advantages over adversarial threats,” said Tom Pieronek in a statement, Northrop Grumman chief technology officer and vice president, research and technology, Aeronautics Systems. The companies’ pairing aims to allow uncrewed aircraft to make adjustments during a mission, giving flexibility to military commanders in changing environments. “We look forward to working with Northrop Grumman,” said Dr. Dan Javorsek, chief technology officer, EpiSci (Poway, Calif.) “Integrating our software into their hardware and control systems, we can better deliver trusted autonomous solutions that are critical for our warfighter’s mission success.” Last October, EpiSci was awarded a U.S. Navy contract to develop autonomous algorithms to covertly find, fix and track targets…
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