While trying to find more on Microsoft’s Hololens I came across this Request For Information from the US Dept of Defence. It’s from January this year. Am trying to find info on any responses. I wonder if Brainchip responded to their request?
2.0
General Requirement
2.1 This Request for Information (RFI) is:
- Seeking information from industry professionals to determine their capabilities to develop and integrate Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML) software solutions into Government designated Army vision systems.
- Being issued solely for information and planning purposes. Various concepts may be examined based upon input provided.
3.2.3
Areas of Interest: Respondents are requested to detail their capabilities and experience (for the Government or commercial customers) with development and integration of any or all of the following AI/ML tasks:
a. Machine Learning Operations (MLOps)
b. AI/ML Algorithm Model Training Data Library
c. AI/ML Model Library
d. AI Model Maintenance Platform
e. AI Enabled Target Detection Algorithms
f. Multi Sensor Data Collection
g. Data Ingestion and Interoperability Service
h. Battlefield Data Processing
i. Tactical to Enterprise Data Federation
j. Federated Data Search and Discovery
k. Regional Terrain Product Availability Selector
l. Multi-Modal Merged Terrain Products
m. Battlefield Data Conditioning
n. Battlefield Data Simplification Application
o. Synthetic Data Generation System
p. Mixed Reality (MR) Soldier Interface
q. AI Assisted 3D Reconstruction
r. Machine Assisted Mission Planning
s. Scaling AI Tactical Predictions Based on Red Force and Blue Force Close Combat Force Capabilities and Terrain
t. AI Enabled Digital Battlefield Assistant
u. Battlefield Language Translation
v. Identification and Recognition of Terrain Bottlenecks and Movement Mobility Limitations Recognition of Woodland and Urban Environments
w. Semantic Segmentation
x. GPS Denied Navigation
y. Human Machine Teaming for Unmanned Vehicle Mission Planning
z. Swarm miniature Unmanned Aerial System (mUAS) for Continual Persistent Surveillance
aa. Radio Frequency (RF)
bb. Sensitive Site Exploitation and Battlefield Intelligence Rapid Analytics
cc. Test and Evaluation Red Team
sam.gov
IVAS, one of the Army’s modernization priorities, is a militarized version of Microsoft’s HoloLens virtual reality headset and is intended to provide soldiers with movement of information, high-level processing, and augmented-reality information.
The Army is seeking information about industry's capability to develop and integrate artificial intelligence and machine learning features into its Integrated Visual Augmentation System, according to a request for information issued Jan. 19.
insidedefense.com