Tomahawk Robotics has been awarded a Radio Agile Integrated Device (RAID) Program contract to provide a fully integrated common control and communications solution for both air and ground unmanned systems. Activities and deliveries for will take place over the course of 2021 and 2022.
The $4,132,540 contract award from the Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory (MCWL) will enable universal robotic control of legacy Program of Record (PoR) systems as well as next generation unmanned systems, sensors, and payloads for dismounted Marine Corps units.
Universal robotic control technologies provide infantry units significant improvements in situational awareness, mobility and lethality, readying Marines for future battlefield challenges.
The RAID Program leverages Tomahawk Robotics’ product family, including the Kinesis universal robotic control software, Grip, KxM and MxC-Mini.
“This is a tremendous opportunity to provide universal robotic control technologies for the Marine Corps and build on the investments of other DoD units and allies. The Marine Corps is doing superb work preparing for the multi-domain battlefield of the future; you see this reflected in their force structure, doctrine, and technology adoption,” said Brad Truesdell, CEO of Tomahawk Robotics.
“We are proud to be part of this program and to support their efforts to achieve effective Manned Unmanned Teaming (MUM-T).”
