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Title	Touch Screen Tactile Enhancements Tender Notice International Competitive Bidding
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Country	United States of America
Language	English
Organization	ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF
Published Date	18.10.2024
Deadline Date	18.11.2024
Overview	Touch Screen Tactile Enhancements Description Touch Screen Tactile Enhancements The training of Navy sailors on the conduct of routine and abnormal evolutions is an important element of maintaining operational fleet readiness. Traditional simulator training, especially for seated panel operators inside of a control room, has utilized physical panels that simulate the real hardware panels with respect to appearance, panel response, sound, and tactile feedback. The exterior of the panels resembles the reference plant and includes a mixture of 2 or more position switches, push buttons, and rheostats for input and various digital and analog output devices. The interior of the panels is not prototypic and instead primarily contains programmable logic controllers that connect the panel-s hardware interfaces with remotely networked simulation computers. Though much less expensive than the actual reference plant panels, physical panels used for training are still costly, require maintenance, and encounter issues due to availability and obsolescence of parts. These costs have increased significantly over the past several years. More recently, large touch screens that mimic a physical panel-s appearance, provide prototypic plant indications including sounds, and enable component manipulations via touch screen gestures have been introduced for training. Touch screen-based panels are much less expensive to build and maintain than their physical counterparts. One set of touch screen panels can even be used to interface with different reference platforms. The primary disadvantage of touch screen-based panels compared with physical panels is the lack of tactile feedback and muscle memory that can be acquired with physical hardware component manipulations. Additional challenges arise when the user needs to manipulate components on one surface of a panel while viewing the results of their manipulations on another face of the panel, leading to drift in finger hand placement. Examples of technologies ... ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF Contracting Office Address : ALBUQUERQUE , NM 87185 Primary Point of Contact : Kim Sosinski kim.sosinski@nnsa.doe.gov Phone Number 5057502625 Secondary Point of Contact : Sena, Jeff J. jeff.sena@nnsa.doe.gov Phone Number 5058455437 jonathan.ruffley@unnpp.gov Tender Notice International Competitive Bidding FMP-NNL-0037 United States of America GT-108828153
NAICS	Soil Preparation Hardware Electric Power Transmission Copper Automotive Body International Fastener Copper
CPVS	Iron, lead, zinc, tin and copper Parts of seats Switches Plants Networks Networking, Internet and intranet software development services Control, safety, signalling and light equipment Screens Control, safety or signalling equipment for inland waterways Simulators Lead Training, workout or aerobic services Parts of computers Office, school and office equipment cleaning services Buttons Control, safety or signalling equipment for parking facilities Command, control, communication systems Control, safety or signalling equipment for port installations Command, control, communication and computer systems Networking, Internet and intranet software package Pressure-reducing, control, check or safety valves Panels Seats, chairs and related products, and associated parts Control, safety or signalling equipment for roads Seats Parts of buttons Hardware Control, safety or signalling equipment for airports
UNSPSC	Hardware Computers Seating Surface Interfaces Mixtures IP phones Power Supply, Computer Tent, for office use Clinical laboratory and toxicology testing systems, components, and supplies Training, Technical: Crew Resource Management, Emergency Procedures, Dangerous Goods Clinical laboratory and toxicology testing systems, components, and supplies
Regions	APEC Countries North America Northern America
Sectors	Building Environment and Pollution-Recycling Automobiles and Auto Parts Non-Renewable Energy Postal and Courier Services Infrastructure Law and Legal Printing and Publishing Cement and Asbestos Products Education and Training Defence and Security Technology Hardware and Equipment Construction Energy-Power and Electrical Computer Hardwares and Consumables Building Material Construction Materials Marine
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Title
Touch Screen Tactile Enhancements Tender Notice International Competitive Bidding
Country
United States of America
Language
English
Organization
ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF
Published Date
18.10.2024
Deadline Date
18.11.2024
Overview
Touch Screen Tactile Enhancements Description Touch Screen Tactile Enhancements The training of Navy sailors on the conduct of routine and abnormal evolutions is an important element of maintaining operational fleet readiness. Traditional simulator training, especially for seated panel operators inside of a control room, has utilized physical panels that simulate the real hardware panels with respect to appearance, panel response, sound, and tactile feedback. The exterior of the panels resembles the reference plant and includes a mixture of 2 or more position switches, push buttons, and rheostats for input and various digital and analog output devices. The interior of the panels is not prototypic and instead primarily contains programmable logic controllers that connect the panel-s hardware interfaces with remotely networked simulation computers. Though much less expensive than the actual reference plant panels, physical panels used for training are still costly, require maintenance, and encounter issues due to availability and obsolescence of parts. These costs have increased significantly over the past several years. More recently, large touch screens that mimic a physical panel-s appearance, provide prototypic plant indications including sounds, and enable component manipulations via touch screen gestures have been introduced for training. Touch screen-based panels are much less expensive to build and maintain than their physical counterparts. One set of touch screen panels can even be used to interface with different reference platforms. The primary disadvantage of touch screen-based panels compared with physical panels is the lack of tactile feedback and muscle memory that can be acquired with physical hardware component manipulations. Additional challenges arise when the user needs to manipulate components on one surface of a panel while viewing the results of their manipulations on another face of the panel, leading to drift in finger hand placement. Examples of technologies ... ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF Contracting Office Address : ALBUQUERQUE , NM 87185 Primary Point of Contact : Kim Sosinski kim.sosinski@nnsa.doe.gov Phone Number 5057502625 Secondary Point of Contact : Sena, Jeff J. jeff.sena@nnsa.doe.gov Phone Number 5058455437 jonathan.ruffley@unnpp.gov Tender Notice International Competitive Bidding FMP-NNL-0037 United States of America GT-108828153
NAICS
Soil Preparation Hardware Electric Power Transmission Copper Automotive Body International Fastener Copper
CPVS
Iron, lead, zinc, tin and copper Parts of seats Switches Plants Networks Networking, Internet and intranet software development services Control, safety, signalling and light equipment Screens Control, safety or signalling equipment for inland waterways Simulators Lead Training, workout or aerobic services Parts of computers Office, school and office equipment cleaning services Buttons Control, safety or signalling equipment for parking facilities Command, control, communication systems Control, safety or signalling equipment for port installations Command, control, communication and computer systems Networking, Internet and intranet software package Pressure-reducing, control, check or safety valves Panels Seats, chairs and related products, and associated parts Control, safety or signalling equipment for roads Seats Parts of buttons Hardware Control, safety or signalling equipment for airports
UNSPSC
Hardware Computers Seating Surface Interfaces Mixtures IP phones Power Supply, Computer Tent, for office use Clinical laboratory and toxicology testing systems, components, and supplies Training, Technical: Crew Resource Management, Emergency Procedures, Dangerous Goods Clinical laboratory and toxicology testing systems, components, and supplies
Regions
APEC Countries North America Northern America
Sectors
Building Environment and Pollution-Recycling Automobiles and Auto Parts Non-Renewable Energy Postal and Courier Services Infrastructure Law and Legal Printing and Publishing Cement and Asbestos Products Education and Training Defence and Security Technology Hardware and Equipment Construction Energy-Power and Electrical Computer Hardwares and Consumables Building Material Construction Materials Marine
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