NSWC Crane and TriStar visit Carmenta to advance multi-domain UxS capabilities for the U.S. Marine Corps

Recently, we were pleased to welcome representatives from the U.S. Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division (NSWC Crane), and TriStar to Carmenta’s headquarters for a week of hands-on training in Carmenta Engine and Carmenta UAS Mission Kit.

The visit supports an ongoing effort to develop advanced mission-planning capabilities for the U.S. Marine Corps, enabling the planning and coordination of uncrewed systems across land, air, and maritime domains.

During the training, Carmenta’s technical experts worked closely with the development team, providing technical guidance and sharing best practices for building geospatial applications that address real-world operational requirements.

The collaboration is being conducted within the framework of the U.S. Department of Defense Foreign Comparative Testing (FCT) Program, which provides a pathway for evaluating and applying technologies developed by U.S. allies.

As defense organizations continue to expand their use of autonomous and uncrewed systems, effective mission planning, coordination, and decision-making across platforms and operational environments are becoming increasingly important.

We appreciate the opportunity to support this important initiative and look forward to continuing our collaboration with the teams at NSWC Crane and TriStar.