Military Embedded Systems
Topic: HMI
News
Hands-free human-machine interface for unmanned vehicles shown by Charles River Analytics at AUVSI Xponential
April 29, 2019
AUVSI XPONENTIAL--CHICAGO. Intelligent-systems developer Charles River Analytics (CRA -- Cambridge, Massachusetts) is showing a hands-free robot-control human-machine interface (HMI) that it intends to turn into a true support agent for use by military in the field.
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