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Forterra Pilots OneLink Platform with U.S. Army at AUSA Conference

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Defense tech company Forterra introduced its new OneLink platform at the Association of the United States Army conference. The platform allows service members to control different autonomous systems using a single user interface. OneLink builds upon Forterra’s OASIS-Fabric shared data network, which enables unmanned machines to connect in communication-degraded environments.

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The platform addresses the inefficiency of operators having to learn multiple user interfaces when managing various autonomous systems. This introduction positions Forterra within the defense technology market by offering a unified command and control solution for military operations.

The Association of the United States Army's flagship expo is underway, where companies seek Pentagon programs and operate within the Army PIT initiative.

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