Our vision is to establish a globally recognized hub of excellence in autonomous systems research, where interdisciplinary collaboration catalyzes breakthroughs in technology, contributes to societal well-being, and shapes the future of autonomous applications
We seek to explore and develop theoretical and practical techniques and technologies related to collaboration between family of systems/platforms
Our plan is to design, develop and implement theoretical and practical techniques and technologies related to Human-Machine teaming
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US Air Force Selects Howard University as the first Historically Black College or
University to lead its Tactical Autonomy University Affiliated Research Center (TA UARC)
The Research Institute for Tactical Autonomy (RITA) leverages the research and expertise of diverse faculty, staff, and student researchers from 9 collaborating universities throughout the United States. Together, we conduct research and development for secure and intelligent tactical autonomy, with trustworthy artificial intelligence, collaborations between platforms and human-machine teaming.