Welcome to the CogPilot Data Challenge 2.0!
We are part of the DAF-MIT AI Accelerator.

The CogPilot Data Challenge 2.0, hosted by the Department of the Air Force - MIT Artificial Intelligence (AI) Accelerator, strives to leverage innovative AI research from academia, government, and industry to optimize pilot training.

The CogPilot Data Challenge 2.0 seeks to explore how quantitative performance measurements and multimodal physiological data may support individualized and more accurate assessment of a student pilot’s competency than current subjective, coarse measures.

The Challenge is open to participants from the DoD, academia, and industry. We will be hosting a multi-month event during which participants will have the opportunity to explore solutions to any or all data challenge tasks. Please see the Challenge Description page for details.

Updates will be posted to this website. Please check back regularly for the latest information.

Schedule
Launch - Fall 2022
Sign Up Deadline - Registration will be open through January
Evaluation Dataset Posted - no later than Febuary 10th, 2023
Notify CogPilot Team of Intended Submission - Febuary 21st, 2023
Submission Due Date - February 28th, 2023
Team Results Posted - By March 31st, 2023
Closing Ceremony - April 2023
 
 

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