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29 April 2010 NIITEK-NVESD AMDS program and interim field-ready system
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NIITEK (Non-Intrusive Inspection Technology, Inc) develops and fields vehicle-mounted mine and buried threat detection systems. Since 2003, the NIITEK has developed and tested a remote robot-mounted mine detection system for use in the NVESD AMDS program. This paper will discuss the road map of development since the outset of the program, including transition from a data collection platform towards a militarized field-ready system for immediate use as a remote countermine and buried threat detection solution with real-time autonomous threat classification. The detection system payload has been integrated on both the iRobot Packbot and the Foster-Miller Talon robot. This brief will discuss the requirements for a successful near-term system, the progressive development of the system, our current real-time capabilities, and our planned upgrades for moving into and supporting field testing, evaluation, and ongoing operation.
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Mark W. Hibbard and Ali Etebari "NIITEK-NVESD AMDS program and interim field-ready system", Proc. SPIE 7664, Detection and Sensing of Mines, Explosive Objects, and Obscured Targets XV, 766413 (29 April 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.850711
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

General packet radio service

Algorithm development

Electromagnetic coupling

Land mines

Metals

Radar

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