DARPA Seeks to Expand Real-Time Radiological Threat Detection to Include Other Dangers

DARPA News  February 20, 2018
DARPA announced its SIGMA+ program, an expansion of the existing SIGMA program. The program calls for the development of highly sensitive detectors and advanced intelligence analytics to detect minute traces of various substances related to WMD threats. SIGMA+ will use a common network infrastructure and mobile sensing strategy. The detection network would be scalable to cover a major metropolitan city and its surrounding region. The program is structured around two Phases. The first phase focuses on developing novel sensors for chemicals, explosives, and biological agents, the second phase focuses on network development, analytics, and integration. The Phase 1 BAA is expected to be released on FedBizOpps in March and the Phase 2 BAA in late 2018… read more.

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