Army Applications Laboratory
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Army Applications Laboratory (AAL) is Army Futures Command's innovation unit and a partner for industry, the Army, and government organizations.
What is its mission?
The mission of the Army Applications Laboratory (AAL) is to connect the U.S. Army with innovative technologies and solutions from industry, academia, and other sectors to address critical Army problems. AAL aims to speed up capability development by discovering, validating, and transitioning technology applications for Army modernization, thereby ensuring that the best commercial technology and talent are transformed into transition-ready solutions for Soldiers.[1][2]
What is its parent organization?
Its parent organization is the Army Futures Command (AFC). AAL works within AFC's framework to drive innovation and collaborate with various stakeholders to advance Army capabilities.[3]
What legislation authorized its creation?
AAL was established as part of the broader initiative under the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2018, which authorized the creation of Army Futures Command.[4]
How many employees does it have?
The exact number of employees is not publicly disclosed, but AAL has a small, agile team designed to interact with industry and innovation ecosystems.[3]
What was its last total enacted budget?
The specific budget details for AAL are not publicly itemized. However, since receiving its own budget allocation in 2021, it has been operating with resources aimed at fostering innovation.[5]
What is the name of the title of the leader of the organization?
The leader of AAL is titled Executive Director.[6]
What services does it provide?
AAL provides services that include identifying and integrating disruptive technologies into Army operations, running innovation challenges, managing hackathons, and fostering partnerships with industry and academia. It uses unique funding methods like Other Transactions (OTs) to work with companies that traditionally do not engage with the DoD, aiming to reduce the time from innovation to practical application in the field.[7][3]
What regulations does it oversee?
AAL does not directly oversee regulations but operates within the framework of federal acquisition regulations and DoD policies. It seeks to challenge conventional capability development approaches, ensuring compliance with legal and ethical standards while innovating with speed and agility.[8]
What is the Headquarters address, as listed on Google Maps?
The headquarters of AAL is co-located with the Capital Factory at: 701 Brazos St, Austin, TX 78701, USA[9]
What is its website?
What is the title of the Wikipedia article about it?
There is no dedicated Wikipedia page for AAL; hence, there's no link available.
References
- ↑ https://golden.com/wiki/Army_Applications_Laboratory-R9KRW38
- ↑ https://www.linkedin.com/company/army-applications-laboratory
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- ↑ https://www.ndia.org/events/2020/3/2/2020-tactical-wheeled-vehicles-conference/afc-applications-lab-tour
- ↑ https://aal.mil
- ↑ https://aal.army/about-us/
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