The Department of Defense (DOD) is seeking proposals for the topic of "Mobile Target Tracking" in their SBIR 24.1 BAA solicitation. The objective is to develop a target tracking method that can autonomously track ground targets based on operator selection from sensor data. The method should provide feedback to a flight controller and allow the vehicle to track and follow the target without further input. The technology should be integrated on an FAA Group 2 Unmanned Aircraft System and capable of tracking ground targets from a distance or as part of a loitering munition system. The method should reduce manpower requirements, dependence on GPS, and system resources. The desired capabilities include simple integration, interoperability with different sensor types, a simple user interface, and the ability to process data and provide flight commands fast enough to track a mobile target moving at up to 80km/h. The project will have a Phase I for trade studies and engineering design, a Phase II for development and testing, and a Phase III for dual-use applications. The technology has potential applications in military, government, and commercial fields such as crop monitoring, traffic monitoring, site security, and police surveillance. The solicitation is closed, and more information can be found on the DOD SBIR website.