GREENVILLE, N.C. – An innovative predictive maintenance project developed through an Army innovation program is moving into operational use under a new 10-year Intergovernmental Services Agreement between the Army Reserve Command and East Carolina University.
The agreement advances a research effort that uses low-cost sensors, predictive analytics, machine learning and real-time data integration on an intuitive dashboard to improve monitoring and maintenance of Army Reserve facilities nationwide.
The Catalyst Pathfinder program, managed by the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command, or DEVCOM, Army Research Laboratory in partnership with the Civil-Military Innovation Institute, connects Soldiers, researchers and innovation...
The U.S. Army’s sole fundamental research laboratory and Berkeley Drone Technologies recently hosted the inaugural Multi-Drone Optimization Challenge for University of California, Berkeley and high school students at the university’s Richmond Field Station.
