Naval Postgraduate School 
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Reaches across the Navy, Marine Corps, Department of Defense, academia, and industry
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Collaborative environment for the advancement of unmanned systems education and research endeavors
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Community of interest for unmanned systems in military and naval operations
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Encompasses the successful research, education, and experimentation efforts in unmanned systems
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An inclusive community for all disciplines
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Conducts concept generation workshops for naval missions
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Hosts technical symposia to address naval missions, and field experimentation to test selected technologies
At the direction of the Secretary of the Navy, the Naval Postgraduate School leverages its long-standing experience and expertise in the research and education of robotics and unmanned systems to support the Navy's mission. The Consortium for Robotics and Unmanned Systems Education and Research (CRUSER) serves as a vehicle to align currently disparate research efforts and integrate academic courses across discipline boundaries. CRUSER Charter Document (2017)
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Remote participants may access the live video stream HERE starting at 0915 (Pacific) on Wednesday 17 April 2019
Although official registration is closed, all those who are on campus in Monterey are welcome to come and go as class schedules allow - the ME Auditorium doors will remain open.
Come join us anytime between 0900 and 1430, join a tour at 1430, and join us for the social at 1600 to end the day!
CRUSER Seminar Tuesday, 16 April 2019, 1200-1250 in the ME Auditorium
Dr. William F. Bundy
Associate Provost for Warfighting Research and Development
U.S. Naval War College, Newport Rhode Island
ABSTRACT: How will the defense establishment deliver sensors, control systems and weapons that are evolving on an accelerating basis? How will warfighters keep pace with “smarter – thinking” systems that communicate in natural language and hold deeper knowledge sets than human operators? Rather than years of development and testing, evolving systems and components are delivered to warfighters in “Amazon” speed, inserted in standard slots and launchers with “quick start” instructions, intuitive controls and natural language operation. We’ll explore the art of the possible with a view toward warfare in the Fourth Age.
BIO: Dr. Bundy served in the Navy for more than 30 years prior to returning to the Naval War College as a Center for Naval Warfare Studies (CNWS) faculty member. He has led warfighting concept development and advanced research projects that have been deployed in the Fleet and the Joint Force. Dr. Bundy created the initial concept of operations for Navy Ballistic Missile Defense, warfighting concepts for the Ohio Class Guided Missile Submarine and recently contributed to introduction of Distributed Lethality in the Navy. He has mentored more than 330 war college graduate research students.
