DARPA anticipates funding multiple proposals on a rolling basis for revolutionary research ideas. Research that primarily produces evolutionary improvements to the existing state of practice is specifically excluded. Proposals should investigate innovative approaches that enable revolutionary advances in science, devices, or systems. The Multi X Office is seeking ideas for topics not addressed by ongoing MXO programs or other published DARPA solicitations.

DARPA’s Multi X Office (MXO) anticipates funding multiple proposals on a rolling basis for revolutionary research ideas not addressed by ongoing MXO programs or other published DARPA solicitations. Research that primarily results in evolutionary improvements to the existing state of practice is specifically excluded. Proposed research should instead investigate innovative approaches that enable revolutionary advances in science, devices, or systems.

DARPA is seeking revolutionary research proposals for the Multi X Office (MXO) that go beyond evolutionary improvements to existing practices. Funding will be awarded on a rolling basis for innovative approaches enabling advances in science, devices, or systems. The solicitation targets research ideas not covered by current MXO programs or other DARPA solicitations. No specific budget amounts, performance location, or submission timelines are provided in the description. This opportunity is ideal for bidders with transformative concepts outside DARPA’s existing focus areas.

DARPA is seeking revolutionary research proposals for the Multi X Office (MXO) that go beyond evolutionary improvements to existing practices. Funding will be awarded on a rolling basis with no specified submission deadline. The research should enable innovative advances in science, devices, or systems not covered by current MXO programs or other DARPA solicitations. No budget amounts or performance location are specified in the description. This opportunity is ideal for bidders with transformative, high-risk concepts outside DARPA’s existing focus areas.