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'''Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Laboratories''' ('''ATL''') is a department of [[Lockheed Martin]] headquartered in [[Cherry Hill, New Jersey]], that specializes in [[applied research]] and development. Additional facilities are located in [[Eagan, Minnesota]], [[Kennesaw, Georgia]], and [[Arlington, Virginia]], employing approximately 250 people in total.<ref name="atl">{{cite web |url=https://www.lockheedmartin.com/atl |title=Advanced Technology Laboratories |publisher=Lockheed Martin |accessdate=18 October 2018}}</ref>

{{As of|20182020}}, the department is pursuing research in [[human–computer interaction|human systems optimization]], [[electronic warfare]], [[autonomous robot|robotic autonomy]], and [[data analytics]]. ATL's primary research partners include [[DARPA]], U.S. government laboratories, universities, and Lockheed Martin's [[Skunk Works]] and Advanced Technology Center.<ref name="atl" />

Robert Mandelbaum currently serves as Director of the Laboratories. As the Director, Robbie leads a group of applied research labs that help Lockheed Martin maintain technology dominance. ATL's current research portfolio focuses on generation-after-next technologies.

In 2019, ATL celebrated its 90th anniversary. Founded in 1929, ATL's focus is on the future, envisioning transformational technology to redefine global security.

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