Autonomous Mobility Applique System (AMAS)
The AMAS JCTD (2012-2014) developed a robotic solution for convoy and vehicle operations
Battlespace Awareness
High-Definition (HD) Heads Up Display (HUD) for Joint Ground Forces Rapid Reaction Technology Office (RRTO)
Reducing Tactical Radio Operator's Profile
and Increasing their Survivability
The Kit is a system-of-systems that includes handheld and man-packable radios, field computing devices, laser ranging/targeting devices, GPS, power management system, and cabling/antennas.
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Flexible Buoyant Body Armor
The Rapid Reaction Technology Office (RRTO) sponsored the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) to develop a flexible and buoyant body armor based on a low cost ceramic ball design.
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Increasing Operational Agility
and Reducing Network Infrastructure and Costs
Multi-Domain Simultaneous Access to Virtual Environments (MD-SAVE) Joint Capability Technology Demonstration (JCTD).
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To better manage, develop, demonstrate and evaluate multi-domain and joint emerging and operational capabilities that address DoD priorities and promote the use and benefits of prototyping throughout the DoD.
Proof-of-principle prototyping validates the technical feasibility of a capability and explores its operational value.
Pre–engineering and manufacturing development prototyping advances capabilities that have already demonstrated some technical and operational promise.
Emerging Capability and Prototyping enables the rapid and affordable introduction of new capabilities. The capabilities may respond to an emerging threat, a mission capability gap, or may enhance interoperability or service life of existing systems. Through its three program offices, EC&P has the flexibility to respond quickly and affordably to a broad range of capability challenges.
Partnering is vital to our success, and there are many ways we engage with government, science and technology community, and industry partners. Our prototype selection process describes interactions with several types of partnering organizations at each stage of the process.
The AMAS JCTD (2012-2014) developed a robotic solution for convoy and vehicle operations
