Demonstrating Interoperability Between Unmanned Ground Systems and Command and Control Systems
Abstract
This paper describes the research and experiment efforts of
the NATO STO group IST-149-RTG capability concept demonstrator for
interoperability within unmanned ground systems and C2 and the NAAG
team of experts on UGV. The main purpose of the group was to investigate
possible standards for controlling UGVs and tests them in a real world
scenario. The efforts have been two folded, where the first effort was two
NATO groups having an experiment demonstrating interoperability between
the UGVs and OCUs available within the group. The Belgium contribution
is done in the EU project ICARUS. Both efforts used the Joint Architecture
for Unmanned Systems (JAUS) with the interoperability profile (IOP) to
successfully enable interoperability between the systems. The trials showed
that it is possible to extend the systems quite easily and achieve compliance
with parts of the standard in a relatively short time.
Description
Mathiassen, Kim; Schneider, Frank; Bounker, Paul; Tiderko, Alexander; De Cubber, Geert; Baksaas, Magnus; Glowka, Jakub; Kozik, Rafal; Nussbaumer, Thomas; Röning, Juha; Pellenz, Johannes; Volk, Andre.
Demonstrating Interoperability Between Unmanned Ground Systems and Command and Control Systems. International Journal of Intelligent Defence Support Systems 2021