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Diamondback - Autonomous Reconnaissance and Security in field

Diamondback is an innovative, economically comparable alternative to manned vehicle-based systems. Additionally, it serves to complement a mixed fleet of autonomous vehicles, all of which can be controlled using, a multi-domain command and control architecture for collaborative autonomy at scale. 

The vehicle’s mobility, autonomy stack and mission-specific modular payload suites allow first contact to happen anywhere, reducing risk to force. This innovation, developed through a partnership between L3Harris and Carnegie Robotics, comes at a time when traditional reconnaissance and security are being challenged by the proliferation of threat systems and challenges to force structures. 

Diamondback is poised to redefine tactical reconnaissance, offering a smart, scalable and cost-effective solution that keeps forces safe while also providing a tactical advantage.

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KEY BENEFITS 

  • Mission Ready: Made for operations, not just movement, as complete mission solution
  • Autonomous Operation: The vehicle and its mission systems are designed for autonomous operation
  • Rapid Scalability: Leverages commercial production to scale quickly and economically to meet near-term demands
  • Modular Design: The architecture uses a modular and open system approach (MOSA) to enable it to be updated swiftly
  • Cost-Effective: Sourced from commercial components for lower overall cost of ownership, maintainability and growth with technological advancements
  • High Mobility: The high-speed, off-road platform ensures superior performance in diverse terrains
  • Proven Safe: Employs autonomy safety monitoring software for trusted operations

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