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USAF AFMC seeks proposals for a Direct-to-Phase-II agile robotic wire harness workcell for UAS and munitions production, with proposals due 2026-11-25.

Why it’s here: Develops an adaptive robotic manufacturing workcell with real-time sensing and autonomy for UAS and munitions assembly, squarely within the robotics and autonomy technology area with a federal defense angle.

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USAF AFMC seeks proposals for a Direct-to-Phase-II agile robotic wire harness workcell for UAS and munitions production, with proposals due 2026-11-25. — The Wave