Army to brief industry on computing, power, EW, and intelligence technologies

U.S. Army researchers will brief industry on potential contracting opportunities at the Army Communications-Electronics Research, Development, and Engineering Center from 31 March to 1 April 2016 at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. Briefings will focus on enabling technologies for command, power, and integration; intelligence and information warfare; night vision; space and terrestrial applications; and other special topics. Sessions will provide strategic perspectives and insights into CERDEC's current science and technology roadmaps in advanced computing platforms, software architectures, and visualization systems; soldier and mobile power and energy; capabilities that protect the network and deny or manipulate information for intelligence protection; electronic warfare (EW) to sense, protect, and control the electromagnetic spectrum dynamically and deny its use by adversaries; intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, and targeting information collection that adapts to changes and narrows focus on signatures of interest; intelligence analysis, exploitation and dissemination; technologies to detect, identify, and defeat improvised explosive devices and other explosives; and networking technologies to transport and analyze data from numerous Army, joint, and coalition sources. E-mail questions to [email protected] or [email protected].