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The Army wants to develop a portable optical sensor that can capture high-quality, real-time imagery data during missile tests.
The U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center executes research and development on behalf of the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. This commercial solutions opening is seeking innovative solutions in the following categories: Infrastructure, Sediment Management, Water Modeling, AI, Robotics and Data, and Crisis Mitigation.
The U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center's Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory is looking to obtain innovative solutions or potential new capabilities in the following categories: Building Cold Region Domain Awareness, Enhancing Mobility and Maneuver in Cold Region Environments, Integrated Ice Operations, Advanced Materials Development and Applications in Extreme Cold Environments, and Resilient Cold Region Energy Systems.
The Army Engineering and Research Development Center's Construction Engineering Research Laboratory wants to obtain innovative solutions in support of Infrastructure Science and Engineering and Operational Science and Engineering. They are seeking solutions in the following areas: Materials and Structures, Installation Energy, Warfighter Engineering, Operational Energy, Training Lands and Heritage Branch, and Sustainment Management Systems.
If you have a technology that can solve an Air Force Mission Problem and support from a Customer & End-User in the Air Force, this is an opportunity to submit a proposal for $1,250,000 of non-dilutive capital to fund a prototype project.
The U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center Geospatial Research Laboratory is looking for technology solutions in the following categories: Mission Command Decision Environments, Establishing Full-3D Mapping Capabilities, Building a Holistic Geospatial Foundation, Remote Sensing and Mapping Capabilities, Terrain-based Positioning and Navigation Technologies, and Earth System Dynamics for Situational Understanding.
The Army wants to develop the capability to conduct real-time classification of signals that impact navigation systems.
The U.S. Army is seeking novel, disruptive concepts and technology solutions with dual-use capabilities that can assist in tackling the Army’s current needs and address future Army concepts. There are multiple Army experimentation/demonstration events throughout each year. Army Futures Command has developed this single SBIR topic to streamline and facilitate path forward opportunities for small businesses participating in these events. The consolidated approach enhances the Army’s ability to identify, experiment, rapidly evolve, and deliver transformative technology solutions to address both urgent and emerging threats and expedite critical capabilities to the field to meet Combatant Commanders’ needs and operational challenges near, mid, and far term.
The Army wants to future-proof its networks and sensitive data that are vulnerable to quantum computing cyber attacks.
The Army is looking for businesses building scalable artificial intelligence systems in the following areas: tools for automated AI risk management and algorithmic analysis, techniques for robust testing and evaluation of AI operations pipelines, techniques for center of mass and course of action analytics for intelligence preparation of the battlefield.