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We're honored to collaborate with the Navy on revolutionizing their operational software capabilities. Through our work on the Automated Test and Re-Test (ATRT) technology, we've empowering the Navy to rapidly deploy new capabilities and improve their tactical systems. ATRT technology, developed through the Navy's Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) program, has yielded up to 90% productivity improvements across 200 projects. We look forward to implementing the ATRT SBIR commercialization plan which will provide users from across the Navy Enterprise with a capability for automated software certification and edge analytics deployed across all Navy Strike Groups for near real-time performance assessment and recommendations against emerging threats. At IDT, we're committed to pushing the boundaries of innovation and technology to support the Navy's mission. To learn more about ATRT, please visit us at www.IDTUS.com.

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Naval warfighting capability relies on sophisticated operational software in the combat and weapons systems aboard vessels (manned and unmanned). Developing, integrating, testing and certifying those software systems is typically costly and complicated - until now. The Automated Test and Re-Test (ATRT) technology - developed through the Navy's Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) program, in support of ONR's Cloud-to-Edge Initiative - enables the DoN to more rapidly deploy new capabilities. ATRT's patented methods and technologies demonstrated up to 90% productivity improvement across 200 separate projects, using US Navy tactical systems and applications, over the current approach to systems testing. Underscoring the DoN's enduring commitments to accelerating innovation and expanding small business opportunity, implementation of the ATRT SBIR Commercialization plan will provide users from the Naval Enterprise [ONR, Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), NAVWAR, Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) and United States Marine Corps Systems Command (MARCORSYSCOM)] with a capability for automated software certification testing, and edge analytics deployed across all Navy Strike Groups for near real-time performance assessment and recommendations against emerging threats.  The development of the ATRT technology through the Department of Navy SBIR/STTR Programs is an example of “Enhancing Strategic Partnerships”, one of Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro’s three enduring priorities outlined in his 2024 Naval S&T Strategy: https://lnkd.in/etVy_KjZ

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Best place for good work for the war fighter

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