MEDB has partnered with the Battle Management, Command, Control, Communications, and Space Intelligence (BMC3I) Tools, Applications, & Processing (TAP) Lab, headquartered in Colorado Springs, to open the Maui Branch.

The BMC3I TAP Lab is a program of the US Space Force and accelerates the delivery of space battle management software to operational units.

Eligibility: Anyone who can provide solutions to the Focus Areas and problem statements. Click the BMC3I TAP Lab link below for the current Focus Areas.

Why get involved: Help our nation to rapidly predict, detect, track, identify, warn, characterize, and attribute, threats to U.S., commercial, allied, and partner space systems.

How to get involved: Contact Yosef Onodera at yosef@medb.org

To see a list of the problem statements, click the BMC3I TAP Lab link below.