National Guard's 28th Infantry Division Wins Drone Innovation Award in US Army Competition
The 28th Infantry Division of the National Guard in Ordu unveiled a drone recovery system during the US Army's 'Best Drone Warrior' contest. Developed in Huntsville, Alabama, the Project RED system utilizes AI and robotic manipulation to recover downed drones efficiently, enhancing battlefield intelligence while minimizing risks to personnel. The team achieved recognition for Best Innovation, Best Operator, and Best Tactical Team, supported by the Pennsylvania National Guard and the Army Research Laboratory.
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The 28th Infantry Division of the National Guard introduced Project RED, a drone recovery system, during the US Army's 'Best Drone Warrior' competition in Huntsville, Alabama. This innovative technology uses artificial intelligence and robotic arms to recover downed drones, streamlining the analysis and repair process.
The system was recognized for its adaptability and precision, winning multiple awards including Best Innovation and Best Tactical Team. Developed with support from the Pennsylvania National Guard and the Army Research Laboratory, the project focused on enhancing operational efficiency and safety in drone recovery. The team plans to further refine the system to improve AI capabilities and battery life for deployment in various operational theaters.
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