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Simulation and Training Technology Center

Simulation and Training Technology Center. 25 July 2013 . C OL Matthew T. Clarke Commander, STTC of ARL HRED. Army S&T Organizations. Infrastructure/ Environmental. Strategic Missile Defense. Test & Evaluation. Materiel. Personnel. Medical. AMC. USACE. G-1. MEDCOM. SMDC. ATEC.

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Simulation and Training Technology Center

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  1. Simulation and Training Technology Center 25 July 2013 COL Matthew T. Clarke • Commander, STTC of ARL HRED

  2. Army S&T Organizations Infrastructure/ Environmental Strategic Missile Defense Test & Evaluation Materiel Personnel Medical AMC USACE G-1 MEDCOM SMDC ATEC Medical Research & Materiel Command (MRMC) • Army Research Institute (ARI) Training S&T ARDEC CERDEC ECBC TARDEC NSRDEC AMRDEC Delivers underpinning Science, Technology and Analysis to the Army STTC Simulation & Training Technology Center Human Research & Engineering Directorate HRED

  3. Simulation and Training Technology Center (STTC) Mission Conduct Simulation & Training Technology Research and Development to Enhance Warfighter Effectiveness Vision The Warfighter’s Center of Innovation for Simulation & Training Technology Research and Development • Execute S&T of Simulation and Training Technology • (6.1 / Basic Research – 6.3 / Advanced Technology Development) • Provide Program Management for the Institute for Creative Technologies (ICT), an Army University Affiliated Research Center • Synchronize / collaborate with academia, customers, industry and labs across the Army, other services and government, and international • Coordinate and collaborate with key TRADOC Stakeholders • Transition mature technology to PEO STRI, TRADOC, and Army units • Support rapid fielding to the Warfighter as needed

  4. Geographic Range • STTC Building • 100+ Government and Contractor Scientists and Engineers • Tenant Organizations • Army Research Institute (ARI) Orlando • Contracting Cell – Army Contracting Command (APG) • Local Area • IST and other Team Orlando Facilities (e.g. Robotics Lab) • Extended Area • ICT – Virtual Humans, Graphics, Immersive Technology Research APG ARL Institute for Creative Technologies (ICT) -USC Army Contracting Command STTC ORLANDO Army Research Institute Institute for Simulation and Training (IST) -UCF

  5. Facilities • ~38,000 square feet of reconfigurable laboratories and research areas including: • Adaptive Tutoring Lab • Virtual and Augmented Reality Lab • Gaming Lab • Laser Research Lab • Medical Research • Holographic Research UCF Foundation Owned, GovernmentOccupied Unique collaboration focused on research

  6. Simulation and Training S&T Gaps To Address the Challenge… Future Training must: TrainingChallenges and Gaps are defined by: Top Army Challenges ACCELERATE LEARNING 1 ADAPT TO SOLDIER’S NEEDS 2 TRADOC WFOs 3 INCREASE REALISM AND IMMERSION MCOE Gaps 4 BE EASY TO AUTHOR 5 BE AVAILABLE AT THE POINT OF NEED PEO Gaps 6 BE LOW COST AND LOW OVERHEAD

  7. S&T Technology Enablers Technology Investments to Address the Gaps: Intelligent and Adaptive Technologies for Training Immersive Learning Synthetic Environments • Adaptive Tutors • Virtual Humans • Virtual Worlds • Interface Technologies • Dynamic/Interactive Effects • Physics Based Terrain Models Advanced Distributed Simulation Training Application Domains Dismounted Soldier Live Training Medical Simulation • Simulation Tools / Architecture • Soldier Centric Learning • Joint and Coalition Training • Hybrid laser, sensors • Predictive technologies • Virtual/Mixed/Augmented Reality • Human body simulations

  8. Simulation and Training Technology Vision Training Applications Adaptive Tutors Immersive Systems Synthetic Natural Environments Distributed Simulation Virtual Humans Today’s Investment Future Capabilities Authoring Capability Virtual Worlds ITE Augmented Reality Intelligent Behaviors Learning Methods Integrated Training Environment Physics Based Effects Adaptive Training Technologies Fully Immersive Natural Language Processing Virtual Humans Live Training Capabilities Live/Virtual Integrating Environment Adaptive Tutors Haptics Distributed Mobile At Point of Need 24/7 LVC-IA Live Virtual Constructive Integrating Architecture Indoors / Outdoors Ubiquitous, Low Overhead, Individual, and Collective Training

  9. Simulation and Training Business Model

  10. STTC Contracting Vehicles • Broad Industry and Academia • S&T Research • 6.2 / 6.3 dollars • http://www.arl.army.mil/www/default.cfm?page=8 BAA STTC Contracting Vehicles STES RAOS • Academia • S&T Research • 6.2 / 6.3 dollars • Small Businesses • Engineering Services • All Funding Types

  11. STES IDIQ Overview STTC Simulation and Training Engineering Services (STES) Indefinite Delivery / Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Contract • $135M, 5 year Multiple Award IDIQ • Total Small Business set-aside as classified by the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) • 3 Technical Areas: • Advanced Simulation Research • Medical Simulation Research • Squad & Small Team Research (SSTR) • Synthetic Environments • Dismounted Training • Live Training • Estimated release of draft RFP to FedByzOpps: 4th quarter Fiscal Year 2013 • More information in FedBizOppsSearch Key: W911QX-13-R-STES • Point of Contact: • Briann Richardson, Sr. Contracts Specialist, 407-384-3610, briann.richardson@us.army.mil

  12. Discussion / Questions

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