Abstract: A computer-implemented method performed by a centralized coordinated vehicle guidance system may include: obtaining analytics data for a plurality of vehicles or objects centrally communicating with or detected by the centralized coordinated vehicle guidance system; detecting, based on the analytics data, a predicted collision event involving multiple pairs of the plurality of vehicles or objects; determining trajectory adjustment information for a first vehicle of the plurality of vehicles involved in the collision event; and outputting the trajectory adjustment information to cause the first vehicle to modify its trajectory.

Abstract: In one example aspect, a computer-implemented for managing containment behavior of a member during an encounter in a competitive environment includes: receiving, by a computing device, input data relating to the encounter within the competitive environment; determining, by the computing device, a reachable opponent set identifying one or more opponents reachable by the member; determining, by the computing device, containment boundaries for the member based on attributes of the member; determining, by the computing device, one or more containment options based on the containment boundaries and the reachable opponent set; generating, by the computing device, a containment instruction based on a particular one of the one or more containment options; and outputting, by the computing device, the containment instruction to cause the member to move to a position identified in the particular one of the one or more containment options.

Abstract: Agent/client pairs in at least one priority tier are determined. A matrix value is determined for each agent/client pair based on the client rank of the agent/client pair. An engagement capability parameter is determined for each agent/client pair. The matrix value for each disallowed agent/ranked client value is set to a zero value. All possible engagement options are evaluated. Candidate pair paths are determined by determining pair paths having a highest initial path value. The initial path value of each candidate pair path is decreased based on agent/client pairs in the candidate pair path that are urgent agent/client pairs or risky agent/client pairs to derive a final path value for each candidate pair path. A best path is determined based on the final path value for each candidate pair path. At least one engagement decision is derived based on the best path and transmitted towards agents in the best path.

Abstract: In one example aspect, a computer-implemented for managing containment behavior of a member during an encounter in a competitive environment includes: receiving, by a computing device, input data relating to the encounter within the competitive environment; determining, by the computing device, a reachable opponent set identifying one or more opponents reachable by the member; determining, by the computing device, containment boundaries for the member based on attributes of the member; determining, by the computing device, one or more containment options based on the containment boundaries and the reachable opponent set; generating, by the computing device, a containment instruction based on a particular one of the one or more containment options; and outputting, by the computing device, the containment instruction to cause the member to move to a position identified in the particular one of the one or more containment options.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method performed by a centralized coordinated vehicle guidance system may include: obtaining analytics data for a plurality of vehicles or objects centrally communicating with or detected by the centralized coordinated vehicle guidance system; detecting, based on the analytics data, a collision event within one or more vehicle-object pairs; determining trajectory adjustment information for one or more vehicle in the vehicle-object pairs involved in the collision event; and outputting the trajectory adjustment information to cause the vehicle to modify its trajectory.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method performed by a centralized coordinated vehicle guidance system may include: obtaining analytics data for a plurality of vehicles or objects centrally communicating with or detected by the centralized coordinated vehicle guidance system; detecting, based on the analytics data, a predicted collision event involving multiple pairs of the plurality of vehicles or objects; determining trajectory adjustment information for a first vehicle of the plurality of vehicles involved in the collision event; and outputting the trajectory adjustment information to cause the first vehicle to modify its trajectory.

Abstract: In one example aspect, a computer-implemented method or managing one or more members during an encounter in a competitive environment in a “prudent yet aggressive” fashion includes: receiving input data relating to the encounter within the competitive environment; at incrementing timesteps, executing a simulation to select different move sets during progression of the encounter, each move set defining movements or assignments of each of the one or more members as part of developing a strategy. Selecting different move sets includes: generating first move set options for containing one or more opponents by members based on the input data; selecting a first move set; generating a node identifying the selected first move set option; generating second move set options based on the node as input; selecting a second move set; determining that objectives have been met; and generating and outputting instructions associated with the first and second move sets.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method may include receiving, from a respective plurality of sensor devices, a plurality of sensor belief datasets regarding attributes of an object; fusing the plurality of sensor belief datasets by applying covariance intersection; determining object attribute belief based on the fusing; and outputting information regarding the object attribute belief.

Abstract: A satellite control system comprising a communications system and an information management system. The communications system is configured to receive commands from a plurality of operators. The communications system is further configured to send the commands to a satellite using a number of communications links. The information management system may be configured to avoid conflicts between the commands sent by the communications system to the satellite from different operators in the plurality of operators that cause an undesired operation of the satellite. The information management system may be configured to provide a desired level of security for information sent between the plurality of operators and the satellite.

Abstract: A satellite control system comprising a communications system and an information management system. The communications system is configured to receive commands from a plurality of operators. The communications system is further configured to send the commands to a satellite using a number of communications links. The information management system may be configured to avoid conflicts between the commands sent by the communications system to the satellite from different operators in the plurality of operators that cause an undesired operation of the satellite. The information management system may be configured to provide a desired level of security for information sent between the plurality of operators and the satellite.