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This workshop seeks to foster the exchange of information and encourage thought about the potential of MNM enabled systems. The objective is to explore and develop MNM technologies that enhance the war fighters capability.

The DARPA vision is that MNM technologies will become the foundation of the physical layer for a new generation of communications devices, purpose-built for a dynamic networked system. DARPA also seeks to explore the synergy of MNM technologies with advanced spectrum access and management approaches such as those being researched in the DARPA Next Generation (XG) Communications Program. Additionally, the system must support a tactically relevant network implementation that can also adapt as the environment and mission change. These adaptations should include, but are not limited to: spatial diversity for higher data rates, spatial diversity for low power spectral density, spatial diversity to increase range, frequency agility, bandwidth agility, interference suppression, beam forming, and multiple simultaneous beams. The system should be able to intelligently adapt all of its radio and processing resources to support the users communications needs.

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Toward that end, DARPA seeks to identify technologies that will result in a system of communications devices and software that are built from the ground-up to support the requirements and potential flexibility of a MNM enabled network. DARPA seeks to convert the potential demonstrated in the first phase of the current DARPA MNM program into practical military systems that exploit the adaptability of MIMO capable systems for both vehicular and handheld applications. Objectives and Description of Mobile Networked Multiple Input - Multiple Output (MNM) Technology Recent developments show Multiple Input - Multiple Output (MIMO) technology to be immensely promising in a wide range of military applications.

NOTE: Responding to this RFI does not require participation in the Workshop. Respondents are advised that DARPA is under no obligation to acknowledge receipt of information received, or provide feedback to respondents with respect to any information submitted under this Request for Information (RFI) or the Workshop. This RFI and Workshop are open to any capable and qualified sources, including but not limited to universities, private or public companies, Government Laboratories, and Government research establishments. and the MNM Workshop will commence at 9:00 a.m.

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The MNM Workshop will be held at George Mason University, Arlington Campus Professional Center, on Septemat 3401 North Fairfax Drive, Room 329, Arlington, VA 22201 from 8:00 a.m. In addition to the RFI, this is also the announcement for a Workshop being sponsored by DARPA/ATO to identify new opportunities to exploit Mobile Networked Multiple Input - Multiple Output (MNM) for tactical military communications systems. This is a Request for Information (RFI) from interested sources by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Advanced Technology Office (ATO), regarding Mobile Networked Multiple Input - Multiple Output (MNM) technology development. Mobile Networked Multiple Input-Multiple Output (MNM) Technology: Mobile Networked Multiple Input - Multiple Output (MNM) Technology.

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