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Hawaii Technology Development Venture interests, in accordance with 2006 DoD
Priority Areas:
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Protection (non-lethal capabilities for urban operations;
defense against short, medium and long range ballistic and cruise missiles;
computer network defense; trusted systems and assurance; broad spectrum
medical countermeasures; stand-off fissile material detection). |
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Battle-Space Awareness (information fusion and decision
making; language translation and understanding; cultural and social network
understanding; locating, tagging and tracking; interoperable command and
control; alternatives to space for persistent surveillance/enhanced UAVs;
software-intensive systems producibility). |
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Force Applications (prompt global strike; energetic
materials; undersea warfare; air dominance; increased lethality). |
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Focused Logistics (alternative energy/energy efficiency;
improved responsive access to space; reduced logistics footprint; reduced
manpower requirements). |
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Other technologies as applicable to Hawaii, and DoN and
DoD Priorities. |
Priority will be given to projects which promote Hawaii's
strengths and advantages in:
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Unmanned system sensors to detect smoke, fire, biological
contamination signatures, chemical signatures, toxic gases, radiological
contamination, change and/or motion, human presence, weapons, explosives, trip
wires, mines, muzzle flashes, shock waves, acoustical signatures. |
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Robotic arms for simple systems to articulated
manipulator arms. |
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Wheeled, tracked, crawling, or other mobility
technologies to enable an unmanned vehicle to traverse rough terrain. |
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Energy source technologies to support unmanned vehicle
platform and mission packages. |
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Software and sensors to detect, diagnose, predict and
recover from failures or degradation in performance for unmanned vehicles and
systems. |
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Wire-line, wireless, data, directional, frequency
spectrum management, and other technologies for maintenance of communication
links between operators and unmanned systems. |
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Human unmanned systems communications and control. |
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Intelligent behaviors and intelligence systems for
unmanned operations to deal with perception, navigation, path planning,
mission planning, tactical behaviors, cooperative behaviors, learning and
adaptation, computational hardware. |
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Lifecycle support system technologies. |
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Aerial IED detection technologies. |
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Human visual perception, cognition and decision-making
for rapid and accurate human decision performance enhancement technologies. |
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Soft-kill and equipment disabling technologies. |
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