U.S. Soldier Takes Control of Autonomous Black Hawk During Northern Strike 25-2
A U.S. Army National Guard soldier was put in charge of planning and executing missions with the Optionally Piloted Black Hawk helicopter.
Sikorsky announced a demonstration of the capabilities of its Optionally Piloted (OPV) Black Hawk helicopter, powered by the MATRIX technology. The recent Northern Strike 25-2 exercise in Michigan showcased the soldier's role in mission planning and execution.
- The exercise was held in partnership with the Joint Personnel Recovery Agency and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Association (DARPA).
- The goal was to demonstrate how an autonomous Black Hawk can expand mission reach and reduce risk to soldiers.
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Author's summary: Soldier controls autonomous Black Hawk helicopter.
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