Pearson Engineering’s latest developments include solutions that incorporate tele-operation, automation, and autonomy for Front-End Equipment and engineering mission packs designed specifically for robotic platforms.
Combat engineering tasks are sometimes described as dull and dirty, but nonetheless remain a significantly dangerous set of activities. To change that equation, deployment of robotic combat engineering assets will significantly reduce risk to exposed soldiers in the breach, while maintaining or increasing the tempo of movement for manoeuvre forces.
Our Principal Engineer for Human-Machine Teaming recently discussed our latest developments in this area and the future of autonomous combat engineering in the latest eBrief with Breaking Defense.
