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Kopin Microdisplays cover 3 critical and emerging technologies issued by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP). This updated list of critical and emerging technologies (CETs) are significant to U.S. national security. - Human Machine Interface #hmi - Artificial Intelligence #ai - Semiconductor and Microelectronics #microelectronics

Advanced Computing and Human-Machine Interface are the two areas of the CET list that mainly cover Extended Reality (XR). Spatial Computing being in the Advanced Computing CET and then AR and VR falling within the Human-Machine Interface CET.

For those of you looking to boost how you market and sell to the government, take a look at the updated list of critical and emerging technologies released by the White House last month. If your product or solution falls into one of these categories, there's potential for you to have a huge impact on national security and advance the modernization of the DoD.

With innovation in critical technologies advancing rapidly in the private sector, the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) 3.0, aims to tap into this vibrant ecosystem to address the most pressing capability gaps. Key Focus Areas Include:  ·  Zeroing in on critical capability gaps with direct engagement with warfighters.  ·  Partnering closely with the United States Department of Defense's major entities.  ·  Fostering a unified community of impact within DOD’s innovation bodies.  ·  Elevating partnerships with the commercial tech sector.  ·  Leveraging technology partnerships with allies and partners.  ·  Building trust for rapid adoption and scaling. ·  Retooling DIU to support these ambitious goals. ·  Providing dual-fluency advice to top DOD leadership.  This initiative aims to bridge the gap between military needs and commercial technological advancements as well as fostering a collaborative ecosystem that includes government, industry, and international allies.    We are proud of delivering cutting-edge solutions to our government customers, leveraging the power of artificial intelligence and real-time event and information discovery. We look forward to continuing our work with the broader defense innovation ecosystem to deliver mission-supporting solutions that enhance the security and prosperity of our nation and our allies. #DefenseInnovation #DIU #MilitaryTechnology #NationalSecurity #Partnership #Innovation https://lnkd.in/eNah4uGb 

DoD gets serious about technology transfer to the troops: A new group within DoD seeks to track how well new technology makes its way to the troops. The post DoD gets serious about technology transfer to the troops first appeared on Federal News Network. #FedearlNewsRadio #News

Happy to share this thought and creation of STEAG spearheaded by the corps of signals - Indian army! Simply laudable ✅💹👌. In a dense emitter environment, the rising use of military grade frequencies in the E n M spectrum, more by hackers, non state actors, fanatics, private terrorist groups, pirates and nations at large, It's important to keep our electronic warfare Armoury ahead of the enemies. The threats posed by weaponisation of the E& M spectrum in the form of interferences, jamming, mass black outs, imposition of controls on the networks by hackers, downing of transportation networks & power networks are simply getting more real than ever before. This national military unit,created with an aim to develop ECCM and anti hacking solutions in collaboration with the industry and academia was always a big necessity! The focus naturally are 6G, AI, ML and the Electronic warfare capacity augmentation! Have a look and may you like to talk more about this! Much needed for emerging nations like ours🇮🇳. #hitech #research #researchanddevelopment #AI #ml #electronicwarfare #india

DIB Summer 2024 Meeting: AI and Innovation Strategies for Defense The Defense Innovation Board (DIB) held its summer meeting on July 17, 2024, at the Pentagon, led by Executive Director Dr. Marina Theodotou and chaired by Michael R. Bloomberg. The meeting focused on findings from two studies: "Aligning Incentives to Drive Faster Tech Adoption" and "Optimizing Innovation Cooperation with Allies and Partners." Admiral (Ret.) Michael Mullen highlighted the need for the United States Department of Defense to support risk-taking, establish career paths for innovators, and improve industry connections. Charles Phillips emphasized the importance of centralized coordination, regulatory reforms, and enhanced collaboration with allies, including NATO and AUKUS. Guest speakers Alexis Bonnell and Maj. Michael Kanaan discussed AI's impact on DoD operations, while James Appathurai and Navy Capt. Colin Kane spoke on NATO's innovation efforts and rapid acquisition for Ukraine. The board unanimously approved their recommendations and hinted at future studies on unmanned systems and nontraditional defense industry engagement. More information is available on the DIB website. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ggbpMi4f #AI #Defense #DefenseInnovation #DoD #TechAdoption #InnovationCooperation #NationalSecurity

This directly relates to the subject of my Master’s Thesis. Organizational Leadership is key to properly implementing commercial technology in a way that continues to support individual freedoms and National Security.

Learn more what's the technology strategy for the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency and how they're leveraging emerging technologies like AI and GenAI to meet its mission and power decision advantage in the latest The Business of Government Hour episode.