Wired: DARPA opens source code for building your own amphibious tank
Posted on Thursday, Jan. 10, 2013 — 2:36 PM
The DoD’s Darpa group plans to release open-source software that will let anyone design and run virtual tests on their own amphibious vehicle. Darpa’s software — built in part by researchers at Vanderbilt University — is called Meta.
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