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The challenge of establishing assurance in autonomy is rapidly attractingincreasing interest in the industry, government, and academia. Autonomy is abroad and expansive capability that enables systems to behave without directcontrol by a human operator. To that end, it is expected to be present in awide variety of systems and applications. A vast range of industrial sectors,including (but by no means limited to) defense, mobility, health care,manufacturing, and civilian infrastructure, are embracing the opportunities inautonomy yet face the similar barriers toward establishing the necessary levelof assurance sooner or later. Numerous government agencies are poised to tacklethe challenges in assured autonomy.  Given the already immense interest and investment in autonomy, a series ofworkshops on Assured Autonomy was convened to facilitate dialogs and increaseawareness among the stakeholders in the academia, industry, and government.This series of three workshops aimed to help create a unified understanding ofthe goals for assured autonomy, the research trends and needs, and a strategythat will facilitate sustained progress in autonomy.  The first workshop, held in October 2019, focused on current and anticipatedchallenges and problems in assuring autonomous systems within and acrossapplications and sectors. The second workshop held in February 2020, focused onexisting capabilities, current research, and research trends that could addressthe challenges and problems identified in workshop. The third event wasdedicated to a discussion of a draft of the major findings from the previoustwo workshops and the recommendations.

Assured Autonomy: Path Toward Living With Autonomous Systems We Can Trust