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Find similar grantsOPEN: Open Price Exploration for National Security is sponsored by DARPA Strategic Technology Office. Develops forecasting technology to enable better understanding of pricing and supply for critical commodities.
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OPEN: Open Price Exploration for National security | DARPA Department of War organization. OPEN: Open Price Exploration For National Security OPEN: Open Price Exploration for National security Transparency in critical materials markets is essential to ensuring Department of War (DOW) readiness and to the national security of the United States.
It’s also vital to protecting consumers and businesses from the economic costs that stem from supply chain disruptions. However, price, supply, and demand information for critical materials is opaque and often flawed, making it difficult for producers, consumers, and investors to know the economic value and future supply of critical materials.
The DARPA Open Price Exploration for National security (OPEN) research and development program aims to develop forecasting technology to enable the market to better understand component-based pricing information and supply and demand for a range of critical commodities such as base metals, rare earth metals, and other materials.
Strategic Technology Office OPEN Program Seeks to Prove Technology Capability for Global Critical Materials Market Transparency Increasing Transparency in Critical Materials Price, Supply, and Demand Forecasts
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