Touch Screen Tactile Enhancements
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| Solicitation ID | Solicitation Title | Solicitation Office |
| FMP-NNL-0037 | Touch Screen Tactile Enhancements | |
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The training of Navy sailors on the conduct of routine and abnormal evolutions is an important element of maintaining operational fleet readiness. Traditional simulator training, especially for seated panel operators inside of a control room, has utilized physical panels that simulate the real hardware panels with respect to appearance, panel response, sound, and tactile feedback. The exterior of the panels resembles the reference plant and includes a mixture of 2 or more position switches, push buttons, and rheostats for input and various digital and analog output devices. The interior of the panels is .... Read More |
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| Office Location | Agency Name | Solicitation Base Posting Type |
| ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF | Combined Synopsis/Solicitation | |
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| Solicitation ID | Solicitation Title | Solicitation Office |
| FMP-NNL-0037 | Touch Screen Tactile Enhancements | |
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The training of Navy sailors on the conduct of routine and abnormal evolutions is an important element of maintaining operational fleet readiness. Traditional simulator training, especially for seated panel operators inside of a control room, has utilized physical panels that simulate the real hardware panels with respect to appearance, panel response, sound, and tactile feedback. The exterior of the panels resembles the reference plant and includes a mixture of 2 or more position switches, push buttons, and rheostats for input and various digital and analog output devices. The interior of the panels is .... Read More |
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| Office Location | Agency Name | Solicitation Base Posting Type |
| ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF | Combined Synopsis/Solicitation | |
| SetAside Type | ||
| Solicitation ID | Solicitation Title | Solicitation Office |
| FMP-NNL-0037 | Touch Screen Tactile Enhancements | |
| Synopsis | ||
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The training of Navy sailors on the conduct of routine and abnormal evolutions is an important element of maintaining operational fleet readiness. Traditional simulator training, especially for seated panel operators inside of a control room, has utilized physical panels that simulate the real hardware panels with respect to appearance, panel response, sound, and tactile feedback. The exterior of the panels resembles the reference plant and includes a mixture of 2 or more position switches, push buttons, and rheostats for input and various digital and analog output devices. The interior of the panels is .... Read More |
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| Office Location | Agency Name | Solicitation Base Posting Type |
| ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF | Combined Synopsis/Solicitation | |
