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"Robust Universal Adaptive Denoising Technology (DON26TZ01-NV009)" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
Robust Universal Adaptive Denoising Technology (DON26TZ01-NV009) is sponsored by Department of Defense (Navy). This STTR topic aims to develop adaptive signal-processing technology that removes complex, non-stationary noise from radio frequency and acoustic sensing systems while preserving critical signal features.
The goal is robust denoising capable of improving detection performance by 10 dB or more in dynamic operational environments. This directly addresses acoustic sensing and could involve AI/ML for adaptive denoising.
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