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Carmenta today announced a new integration between Carmenta Terrain Router and ROS (Robot Operating System), enabling uncrewed ground vehicles (UGVs) to recalculate routes onboard during missions. The integration helps autonomous vehicles adapt to changing conditions, helping improve mobility and enhance survivability in contested environments.
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