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FIGURE D-5. AUTONOMOUS CAPABILITY LEVELS (ACLS).
Weapons and targeting R&D constituted 61% of all UA specific R&D program spending. Specific
investment was broken out by broad technology areas as follows:
27 % ($692.46 M) was in platform-related enhancements,
- of this, 5% was UA specific and 95% was UA applicable R&D 14 % ($353.63 M) in control technologies (to include autonomy),
-32% UA specific, 68% UA applicable R&D 19 % ($496.95 M) in sensors and other payloads,
-12% UA specific, 88% UA applicable R&D
1 Note – Figures and percentages used in this chapter’s discussions are approximations due to incomplete data receipt.
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29 % ($747.3 M) in the area of weapons and targeting,
- 100% UA specific R&D
10 % ($261.85 M) in broad R&D efforts.
- 100% UA specific R&D
Unlike last year, there were no specific R&D efforts in processing identified to the Task Force. Overall, the lack of specific investment in processing technologies is reflective of the dominance of commercial influence in new developments in the communications and information processing fields, clear examples of how the Department is benefiting from “spin-on” technology. These trends can be expected to continue and should continue to be leveraged as the Department considers its long-term R&D investment strategy, see Table D-1.
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