Future advantage: Cruser funds FY21 robotics and autonomous systems research

IMAGE: NPS’ CRUSER Seed Research Program provides funding intended to ‘seed’ novel research in robotics and autonomous systems, fostering a rich, relevant research opportunity for faculty and students to advance maritime…
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Credit: U.S. Navy graphic by MC2 Nathan K. Serpico
Key to the nation’s future advantage in autonomous systems, the Naval Postgraduate School’s (NPS) Consortium of Robotics and Unmanned Systems Education and Research (CRUSER) approved FY21 funding for novel research in robotics and autonomous systems through its Seed Research Program. This program provides NPS faculty and researchers with funding intended to “seed” important research projects devoted to advancing autonomous solutions from the NPS campus.
Established in 2011, CRUSER supports the Navy’s goals and objectives in developing maritime applications of robotics, automation and unmanned systems as well as shaping the next generation of naval officers through education, research, concept generation and experimentation. Aiding in these goals, the CRUSER Seed