Applied Robotics forInstallations and Base Operations

TRANSPORTING THE FUTURE

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Applied Robotics for Installation and Base Operations (ARIBO) is a new approach to technology transition for the Army. It is a series of living laboratories that coordinate effort and investment to accelerate the adoption of automated technologies by placing them in useful scenarios where they can safely have a positive impact — today.

ARIBO aligns objectives across government agencies and affordably leverages investments in automated ground systems for common goals.

OVERVIEWOVERVIEW

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The tactical issues which are explored and refined by ARIBO:

• Energy efficiency• System reliability• System endurance• Vehicle-to-infrastructure communications• Wireless Data transmission security• Human-machine interface• Obstacle avoidance• Navigation and mapping• Fault tolerance • Networked automated vehicle/fleet management

PRACTICAL RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES

How Does it Work?

Continual, Data-Driven Improvement

TECHNOLOGY

Gathering Data

ImprovingAlgorithms

InformingPolicy

InformingStandards

Continual System Improvement

PEOPLEImproving trust among users &

non-users

People learn how to interact with

autonomous systems

Other Technical Advances

INFRASTRUCTURE

Stanford Fort Bragg WTBWest Point

APPLIED ROBOTICS FOR INSTALLATION AND BASE OPERATIONS (ARIBO)

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U.S. ARMY TARDEC

UTARI

COMET

FORT BRAGGSTANFORD UNIVERSITY

WEST POINT

INDUCT

UNICOR ARIBO is a model of collaboration between government, industry

and academic innovators who work together to solve real-world problems today.

SMART AMERICA PARTNERS

CVPC

GREENVILLE, SC

MOSI

DOE - NRELUSF - CUTR

FHWA

GREEWICH ENGLAND

TAMPA, FL

GLOBAL CITIES PARTNERS

AUTONOMOUS STUFF

HARBRICK

AUTO INSURER

WIRELESS PROVIDER

IIC

HEVO

FDOTMDOTTHF

EPFL, LAUSANNE

BJU - CUICAR

Transporting the Future

SystemDesign

SystemConstruction

SystemInstallation

Vehicles & EquipmentManufacture

Vehicle Service & System

Maintenance

In-Field Software Updates

Monitoring & Diagnostics

Software Development

Driving New Industry