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AIM Intelligent Machines, based in Seattle, secured a contract with the US Air Force for developing driverless heavy equipment.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 27

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United States Air Force Seattle

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Aug 7Komatsu partnered with AIM Intelligent Machines to develop autonomous solutions.Sub-event
Jul 27AIM Intelligent Machines won a US Air Force contract to develop driverless heavy equipment.1 source
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United States Air Force
air service branch of the United States Armed Forces
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