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New self-propelled howitzer fires for effect. One Marine can carry the 25-lb., 165-foot-long synthetic winch rope, while the wire cable requires four to six people to handle. MR suspensions have been researched and developed for use on the HMMWV, JLTV variants and the Caiman MRAP vehicle. The iRobot Warrior, using a tool on the end of its arm, is able to grab, lift and carry heavy items. The arm can lift up to 350 pounds and the Warrior can carry a payload of up to 150 pounds.

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TARDEC Director Dr. Paul Rogers
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U.S. Army Participants in 2013 NAIAS Education Day, Jan. 23, 2013

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2011 Annual Report

A Year in Review

2011 TARDEC Annual Report Cover.

This Annual Report gives us a unique opportunity to review TARDEC’s successes, capabilities and challenges over the past year. It shows where we are now and where we hope to be in fiscal year 2012 (FY12). View report >>

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Experts Prep Next Wave of Science and Technology Innovators

The latest Robotics, Engineering and Technology (RET) Days event gave TARDEC another opportunity to motivate students to wonder about their high-tech future and kindle their interest in technical careers that will be critically needed to keep the nation both economically and militarily strong.

With participation from more than 1,500 area students, RET Days was held Dec. 3-5 at Macomb Community College (MCC) in Warren to offer hands-on demonstrations of robotics, hybrid vehicle technology, electric vehicle components and renewable energy.

TARDEC teamed with The Center for Advanced Automotive Technology, Macomb Intermediate School District (MISD), and Lawrence Tech to coordinate RET Days at MCC's Sports and Exposition Center. Students met technological experts at several stations, or pods, to participate in interactive displays of robotics, electronics, ground vehicles and other technologies. In the process, the event's hosts demonstrated how STEM skills can be applied.

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