ANTX programs are intended to provide technologists an understanding of the operational challenges faced by the warfighter and, the warfighter with an understanding of developing and transitional technologies that might meet their needs.
Project proposal submissions due
January 8, 2025.
Please email Brendan Applegate, Principal Investigator, with any questions.
ANTX is a distributed resource maintained for technical demonstration and field experimentation by the Naval Research and Development Establishment (NR&DE), conducted to assist the naval and joint force warfighter in maintaining a competitive technical advantage.
ANTX programs and events allow for collaboration between industry, academia, and government research and development organizations and provide an environment for warfighters to assess the potential utility of technical innovations before decisions are required on investment priorities.
The result is:
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Acceleration of information exchange between technology providers and operational users
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Reduction of risk in preparation for larger fleet exercises
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Material and technology transitions
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Inform future research and development actvities
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Refined understanding of employment and use
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Knowledge of barriers to implementation of technology
OUTCOMES
The ultimate goal of the Naval Research and Development Establishment (NR&DE) is the timely delivery of relevant and suitable capabilities to the Fleet. ANTX is intended to support this goal by establishing a venue to accelerate knowledge associated with technological enablers and force multipliers of needed capabilities. Accordingly, the program culminates with an opportunity for the Navy to smartly progress, invest, or divest from the capabilities demonstrated.
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