On the Frontlines of Freedom: Integrated Technology and Autonomous Systems Development at Boeing

Missouri History Museum – Lee Auditorium
Lindell and DeBaliviere in Forest Park
St. Louis, Missouri 63112  + Google Map

Registration not required. FREE and OPEN to ALL. Middle and high school students welcome. Parking is free in the History Museum lots, on the street in Forest Park, or in the East and West lots across from the Judith and Dennis Jones Visitor Center.

Featured Speaker: Nancy Pendleton, Director, System Technology, Boeing Research and Technology-Missouri, Collaborative Autonomous Systems Lab, Boeing

Missourians have been a major force in our country’s expansion and drive to protect and ensure our freedoms.  That continues today in the work Missourians are doing at Boeing.  Boeing’s Nancy Pendleton, outlines the work being done at Boeing by its scientists, technologists, technicians, and engineers to protect, connect, and inspire through integrated technology development in systems technology, its defense work, tactical aircraft, and Autonomous systems.  And she talks in detail on what Boeing is doing in its Collaborative Autonomous Systems Laboratory (CASL) that is pushing the envelope of what will be the foundational elements of our armed forces in the future.

“Collaborative technology is at the forefront of innovation for taking advanced vehicles that already carry out dull, dirty or dangerous work, such as assisting in search and rescue, firefighting and military missions, and making them even more effective.”

— Nancy Pendleton, Boeing

On the Frontlines of Freedom: Integrated Technology and Autonomous Systems Development at Boeing, is a Perspectives on Science & History Series public science seminar of The Academy of Science – St. Louis and the Missouri History Museum presented in conjunction with the Missouri History Museum exhibition, World War I: Missouri and the Great War, on display at the Museum through June 17, 2018.