The Department of Defense (DOD) is seeking proposals for the Co-Bot Robotic Arm (COBRA) Range. The technology within this topic is restricted under the International Traffic in Arms Regulation (ITAR) and the Export Administration Regulation (EAR). The objective is to develop a fully automated system for radome testing using a co-bot and radio frequency (RF) software. The system should reduce testing time, increase reliability and sustainability, and enhance personnel security. The project will involve upgrading the robot, operating system, software, and hardware, as well as integrating robot motion scan patterns and RF measurement collection into a single platform. The system should use commercial off-the-shelf parts and include a range check-out procedure for verification and calibration. Phase I awards will not be made for this topic. Phase II will involve developing and delivering two co-bots capable of performing the required inspections, as well as producing the necessary positioners and hardware. The vendor will also need to develop and demonstrate the operating system and software for the robots. Phase III will focus on ensuring the system meets design specifications and verifying its application under mission conditions. The technology has potential applications in the manufacturing industry for non-destructive inspections and electrical testing of aircraft radomes. The project duration is not specified, and funding details are not provided. For more information, visit the solicitation agency's website here.