EVOLVING THE ROBOTIC TECHNOLOGY KERNEL TO EXPAND FUTURE FORCE AUTONOMOUS GROUND VEHICLE CAPABILITIES

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Cymerman, Joseph
Yim, Sang
Larkin, Dominic
Pegues, Kathryn
Gengler, Wyatt
Norman, Samuel
Maxwell, Zachary
Gasparri, Nicholas
Pollin, Mary
Calderon, Clement

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2019

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Robotic Technology Kernel (RTK)

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This paper presents the conceptual design, development, and implementation of the Robotic Technology Kernel (RTK) in a Polaris GEM e2 by the United States Military Academy's autonomy research team. RTK is the autonomous software suite of the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Ground Vehicles Systems Center and to this point has primarily been used within off-road environments. The research team's primary objectives were to verify RTK's platform-agnostic characteristic by implementing the control software on a small, low-speed electric vehicle and augmenting the software to provide the additional capability of operating within an established infrastructure rule set.

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Cymerman, Maj Joseph, Maj Sang Yim, Maj Dominic Larkin, Lt Wyatt Gengler, Lt Samuel Norman, Lt Zachary Maxwell, Lt Nicholas Gasparri, Lt Mary Pollin, Lt Clement Calderon, Lt Jeremy Angle and Lt Jaylen Collier. “EVOLVING THE ROBOTIC TECHNOLOGY KERNEL TO EXPAND FUTURE FORCE AUTONOMOUS GROUND VEHICLE CAPABILITIES.” (2019).

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2019 NDIA GROUND VEHICLE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY SYMPOSIUM

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