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Carl S. Greene is a pioneering researcher in autonomous energy systems, specializing in mobile microgrids and power distribution for unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs). His work centers on developing self-sufficient power networks for extreme environments, from planetary exploration to military reconnaissance. Greene’s major contributions include designing a custom cable deployment system for small-scale UGVs—addressing a critical gap in commercial off-the-shelf technology—and advancing autonomous power grid formation for surface assets, directly supporting NASA’s Artemis mission to establish a lunar presence by 2024. His research on recharging distributed loads via schedule optimization and near-field wireless power transfer with robotic feedback control has further pushed the boundaries of multi-agent autonomous systems. Though his citation counts (6, 3, 2) reflect a focused, emerging impact, Greene’s work is foundational for resilient, self-configuring power infrastructures in remote and hostile settings. His achievements demonstrate a unique blend of robotics, power systems, and field deployment, positioning him as a key innovator in the future of autonomous energy logistics.