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Find similar grantsRobotics Research Collaboration Campus (R2C2) is sponsored by DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects focused on foundational basic and applied scientific research to operationalize science and ensure overmatch in future conflicts.
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Robotics Research Collaboration Campus (R2C2) - DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory Robotics Research Collaboration Campus (R2C2) Robotics Research Collaboration Campus (R2C2) Accelerating Robotics and Autonomy Robotics Research Collaboration Campus at Graces Quarters The Robotics Research Collaboration Campus is a DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory facility where public, private, and academic organizations work side-by-side to create the next breakthrough in robotics and autonomous systems research.
This ecosystem of robotic research partners are working together to answer tough questions in the land, air, and cyber domains to create the next generation of autonomous systems. These partnerships allow the Army Research Laboratory to apply research from other sectors to benefit the Soldier.
ARL is the Army’s sole foundational research laboratory focused on cutting-edge scientific discovery, technological innovation, and transitioning capabilities for the future Army. Centrally located on the I-95 corridor in central Maryland, R2C2 offers the facilities and equipment to support a wide range of autonomous and robotics research and data collection.
R2C2 partners have access to unique capabilities, such as high-performance computing, a distributed virtual proving ground, and restricted air space that allows expanded experimentation.
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Robotics Research Collaboration Campus (R2C2) is funded by DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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