Video Linking and Intelligence From Non-Collaborative Sensors (Video LINCS) Program
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) is seeking innovative solutions for its Video Linking and Intelligence From Non-Collaborative Sensors (Video LINCS) Program through a Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) solicitation. The program aims to develop algorithms that can autonomously re-identify objects, including people, vehicles, and generic objects, across diverse video sensor data and map the re-identified objects to a common reference frame. Key technical objectives include robust re-identification performance across varying conditions and sensor types, and accurate geo-localization with limited metadata. Proposals will be evaluated based on technical merit, effectiveness of the work plan, relevance to program goals, team experience, and budget constraints. Proposals are due by August 9, 2024, with multiple awards anticipated in the form of procurement contracts or other transactions.
This solicitation has no set-aside designation, and IARPA has not identified any incumbent contractors currently performing this research. The BAA does not provide specific budget information or an estimated timeline for the selection and notification process. The Video LINCS program is a 48-month effort divided into three phases, with the place of performance being Washington, DC.
IARPA-BAA-24-04 Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity
5/21/24, 3:12 PM Request for Information – Advanced image simulation and 3D object extraction
IARPA RFI 23-02
IARPA is seeking information on established datasets and capabilities to create simulations of remotely sensed imagery, automated extraction of objects, and the construction of associated 3D models from remotely sensed imagery. This RFI is issued for planning purposes only, and it does not constitute a formal solicitation for proposals or suggest the procurement any material, software, tools, data sets, etc.
Submission Instructions to Respondents:
Responses to this RFI are due no later than 5 p.m., Eastern Time, on 04 August, 2023. All submissions must be electronically submitted to dni-iarpa-rfi-23-02@iarpa.gov as a PDF document. Inquiries to this RFI must be submitted to dni-iarpa-rfi-23-02@iarpa.gov. Do not send questions with proprietary content. No telephone inquiries will be accepted.
IARPA-RFI-23-02 Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity
7/14/23, 1:27 PM Request for Information - High Specific Power, Durable Solar Photovoltaic Systems
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) is seeking information on innovative approaches to improve the efficiency and durability of photovoltaic (PV) systems for use in terrestrial, aerial, and space environments. The goal is to achieve a generational leap in high specific power PV systems, enabling the deployment of higher energy-consuming instrumentation on various platforms. The project aims to overcome current limitations in onboard energy conversion and enable capabilities for long-term missions not possible with today's technology.
Products and Services to be provided:
Development of high specific power, highly-durable photovoltaic (PV) systems.
Research and innovation in PV materials, cell architectures, and optical systems.
Development of photon up/down conversion materials and systems.
Integration of power electronics for reliability and resilience.
Exploration of new material science, processing technologies, and production/manufacturing techniques.
IARPA-RFI-23-04 Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity
8/14/23, 4:34 PM Intelligence, Science, and Technology Partnership (In-STeP)
THIS IS AN ODNI SPECIAL NOTICE
To facilitate broader engagement, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) is expanding the scope of one of its longstanding activities, the Intelligence, Science, and Technology Partnership (In-STeP) 1-on-1 Meeting Series, to include presentations on innovative capabilities that also address the ODNI's IC-wide Strategic Initiatives.
If your company or organization is working on technology, research, or an idea that advances the state of the art with respect to the Strategic Initiatives, especially the specific topics listed in the attachment, the ODNI wants to hear from you.
TI-RFI-19-01 Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity
5/22/19, 12:19 PM Proposer's Day Announcement - Walk-through Rendering from Images of Varying Altitude (WRIVA) Program
WRIVA Proposer’s Day: Wednesday, 06 April 2022 from 10:30 AM to 5:00 PM EDT
REGISTRATION: PARTICIPANTS MUST REGISTER BY 04 April 2022 at 4 PM EDT. Same day registrations will not be accepted. The link to Register is: https://www.client-meeting.net/wriva-conference
Teaming Information forms and an Agenda are attached.
Questions about this announcement can be emailed to: dni-iarpa-WRIVA-proposersday@iarpa.gov
Overview
Walk-through Rendering from Images of Varying Altitude (WRIVA) Proposer’s Day will introduce potential proposers to the program and provide information on technical requirements and program objectives. The IARPA WRIVA program aims to develop software algorithm-based systems that can create photorealistic, navigable site models using a highly limited corpus of imagery to include ground level imagery, surveillance height imagery (traffic camera), UAV altitude imagery, and Satellite imagery. Additionally, where imagery lacks metadata indicating geolocation or time of collection, WRIVA seeks to estimate these parameters using image features to incorporate them in site-modelling and other downstream algorithms. Many IC and DOD agencies require this capability to enhance safety while conducting activities where a rich corpus of imagery is unavailable to prepare operations, such as humanitarian and disaster relief (HADR). Expanding site modelling capabilities would allow these activities to be conducted with reduced risk to personnel.
Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity
3/22/22, 10:48 AM