NIUVT Human Subjects - Collaborative Applied Research in the Undersea Vehicle Domain (FY23)
Abstract
Approved for Public ReleaseA continued investment by the Navy in the National Institute for Undersea Vehicle Technology (NIUVT) human subject projects is proposed. Previous NIUVT support has developed an ecosystem to advance current and future technologies in theundersea vehicle domain. The NIUVT has demonstrated strong capacity in conducting applied research with persistent government-industry-academia collaboration and a strong purpose to accelerate innovation and technology in submarine and unmanned undersea vehicles.Consistent with the Navy#s strategy, the NIUVT mission is to conduct applied research, closely aligned with government and industrypartners, to accelerate the development and transition of enabling technologies to advance and streamline the design and manufacturing of the next-generation U.S. undersea fleet. The requested funding will address the urgency and importance of injecting advanced technologies into new designs/blocks by continuing to expand a highly collaborative environment of applied research in undersea vehicle technologies. To efficiently allocate resources and accelerate advances in undersea vehicle innovation and technology, well-focused high-impact applied research projects will be conducted within the NIUVT framework. The undersea vehicle research will provide solutions and explore opportunities to accelerate innovation in the undersea research and development enterprise.
Document Details
- Document Type
- DoD Grant Award
- Publication Date
- Nov 08, 2024
- Source ID
- N000142412330
Entities
People
- Richard E. Christenson
Organizations
- Office of Naval Research
- United States Navy
- University of Connecticut