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Written Proposal Submission Deadline: January 7th, 2027
Beginning of Phase 0: July 2027
Beginning of Phase 1 Go/No Go Selection: February 2028
Beginning of Phase 1: April 2028
Primary procurement contact — name, title, email, and phone
Additional decision-makers and their departments
National Science Foundation
The agency is seeking innovative, early-stage platform technologies that advance intelligent, adaptive, and scalable artificial intelligence systems operating in or interfacing with the physical world. Relevant areas may include robotics, embodied systems, human-robot interfaces, advanced sensing, cyber-physical systems, implantable, ingestible, or wearable AI devices, neural or bio-integrated platforms, and built-environment or infrastructure-scale systems.
Proposed technologies should address physical AI through embodied or physically integrated intelligent systems capable of adaptive operation. Applications involving human-robot interaction or embodied AI should demonstrate attention to security, failure-mode analysis, benchtop or sandbox testing, independent oversight, reliability, safety, responsible autonomy, and compliance.
The agency is generally not seeking narrow device-layer add-ons, instrumentation, user interfaces or dashboards, teleoperation applications, single-sensor improvements, or generic wearables that lack closed-loop autonomy or adaptability. Biological cataloging or data-lake concepts without novel embodied control or controlled training datasets tied to platform validation, as well as speculative bio-AI concepts, are also outside the intended scope.
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