LINC Helps Vehicles Adapt to Unknowns
The Learning Introspective Control (LINC) program aims to develop machine learning-based introspection technologies that enable physical systems — with specific interest in ground vehicles, ships, drone swarms, and robotic systems — to respond to events not predicted at design time. Learn more .
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