ArtIAMAS is a cooperative agreement between the Army Research Laboratory and the University of Maryland that supports and stimulates the advancement of science and technology in robotics, systems, and smart devices that work intelligently in cooperation with each other and human actors across multiple domains.
ArtIAMAS seeks to accelerate the field deployment of long-duration multi-agent systems that can perform multi-domain operations and dominate contested, complex environments.
ARL Researchers
University Researchers
Student Researchers
Capability Research Areas
- Autonomous Planning and Navigation
- Models, Tools, and Processes for Design, Test, and Verification
- Machine Learning for Energetic Materials Research
- Securing Connected Vehicles, Soldiers, and Platforms in Contested Environments
- Multi-agent Distributed Scene Perception and Situational AwarenessÂ
- Human-Machine Teaming
- AI-Enabled Decision Making in Multiple Domains
Media Coverage
2023 ArtIAMAS University Experimentation Event
On August 2nd, 2023, ArtIAMAS researchers from each capability area performed various experiments at the Army Research Laboratory’s Graces Quarters site.
ArtIAMAS-MIPS Program
The program offers grants for collaborative research projects between U.S.-based companies and faculty from UMCP or the UMBC in the areas of robotics, systems, and smart devices.
Get Involved
ArtIAMAS seeks to leverage the University System of Maryland’s interdisciplinary research engines, as well as regional and national networks of AI and autonomy innovation partners spanning government, academia, and industry.