RFI_QandA.pdf
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- Air Force Research Laboratory Airman Systems Directorate - Request for Information Federal contract opportunity
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- AFRL-711-RHX-002
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This Request for Information from the Air Force Research Laboratory seeks information from industry regarding capabilities to support research in nine technical areas related to integrated cockpit sensing. Responses are requested to discuss experience in air quality monitoring, pilot vital signs sensing, flight environment monitoring, respiratory function assessment, data storage and processing, onboard analytics, and pilot alerting. Interested parties should also discuss their approach to conducting technical research studies and any partnerships that could help support the outlined technical areas. Responses are due by January 3, 2020 and are limited to ten pages. An Industry Day will be held on February 7, 2020 to provide more information.
RFI Questions and Answers
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| RFI_QandA_2.pdf | ||
| COG_Pack.pdf |
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RFI # AFRL-711-RHX-002
Questions and Answers
1. Is more information available about the COG system?
Yes, an informational supplement was included as an attachment to this FBO posting on 20 August 2019.
2. Is it possible to get a copy of COG in the near future to become more familiar with it?
Not at the present time.
3. Is the Government open to additional physiological measures in addition to the ones mentioned in the RFI?
Yes, other measures are of interest as long as they are justified and consistent with the goals of the RFI.
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