U.S. Marine Corps testing autonomy system for helicopters

Near Earth Autonomy will demo advanced autonomy on the Leonardo AW139 helicopter. |

The Naval Air System Command (NAVAIR) has selected Near Earth Autonomy to demonstrate an advanced autonomy system for helicopters. The company will be demoing its technology for the U.S. Marine Corps’ Aerial Logistics Connection (ACL) program, transporting various types of cargo and serving in casualty evacuation roles, operating in both crewed and uncrewed configurations.

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