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The EDA action plan on autonomous systems

Preparing the autonomous systems of the future

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Autonomous systems (AS) are increasingly shaping our world, driving significant societal transformations. In today’s fast-evolving and challenging international landscape, where Europe and its Member States (MS) must maintain a technological edge to strengthen defence capabilities, advances in areas such as robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), networked systems-of-systems, renewable energy, microelectronics, advanced computing, human-machine interfaces, and big data are enabling the development of highly capable AS. These advancements offer significant advantages to those who can leverage them. There is significant evidence that autonomy provides substantial military value, offering benefits such as reducing personnel exposure to operational risks, accelerating decision-making in time-critical operations, and improving performance through enhanced precision, speed, persistence, endurance, and scale. Additionally, AS reduce cognitive load on soldiers and enable missions in environments that are “dull, dirty, dangerous, and dear” — scenarios that would otherwise be unfeasible or unaffordable. In military context, AS have the potential to deliver operational benefits across a wide range of missions. These range from intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance (ISTAR), utilising distributed and persistent vehicles and sensors, to logistics and resupply, where autonomous platforms can transport supplies and ammunition to soldiers and offer in-theatre mobility. Moreover, AS can provide stand-off precision effects against sophisticated threats, ensuring mission success in complex battle environments.
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ISBN 978-92-95075-92-4
DOI 10.2836/6119972
Katalogo numeris QU-01-24-000-EN-N
ISBN 978-92-95075-93-1
DOI 10.2836/4952989
Katalogo numeris QU-01-24-000-EN-C
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ISSN ISBN 978-92-95075-92-4 DOI 10.2836/6119972 Katalogo numeris QU-01-24-000-EN-N
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ISSN ISBN 978-92-95075-93-1 DOI 10.2836/4952989 Katalogo numeris QU-01-24-000-EN-C
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