Advanced Technology

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lead contact:
●	James P. Galambos

advanced technology (at) - Select from the TABs below to review AT research areas:

Advanced
Technology
Autonomous Control
& Intelligent Systems
Energy Science &
Power Systems
Systems &
Unmanned Vehicle

The Advanced Technology Office (ATO)
provides technological advancements for
undersea systems and complementary
applications by providing overall
ARL capability and leadership.

autonomous control and intelligent systems (acis) - Select from the TABs below to review ACIS research areas:

Autonomous Control &
Intelligent Systems
Embedded Systems
& Technologies
Intelligent Control
Systems
Signal
Processing

energy science and power systems (esps) - Select from the TABs below to review ESPS research areas:

Energy Science
& Power Systems
Experimental
Support Group
Integrated
Power Systems
Nuclear &
Space Power
Technology, Concepts
& Modeling

systems and unmanned vehicle (suv) - Select from the TABs below to review more information about our SUV program:

Systems and Unmanned Vehicles
Systems Engineering and Integration
ARL Keyport Detatchment

arl keyport detachment

A small group of ARL engineers and technicians permanently stationed at Keyport (Washington State) maintain and operate a small fleet of ARL test vehicles. These research vehicles were designed to serve as test and demonstration platforms for a wide variety of undersea technologies. Please visit the facility's website for more information.

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