What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 70-57?
The purpose of Army regulation AR 70-57 is to establish policies, procedures, and responsibilities for the technology transfer program within the Army.

Who is responsible for implementing the provisions of AR 70-57?
The Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology (ASA(ALT)) is responsible for implementing the provisions of AR 70-57.

What is technology transfer?
Technology transfer refers to the process of transferring technology or technical knowledge from one organization or entity to another, with the aim of fostering innovation and enhancing operational capabilities.

What entities are eligible to participate in the Army technology transfer program?
Eligible entities include government organizations, private industry, academia, and international partners with appropriate security clearances and capabilities.

How can an entity initiate a technology transfer request?
An entity can initiate a technology transfer request by contacting the appropriate Army laboratory or research center directly, following the procedures outlined in AR 70-57.

Are there any fees associated with technology transfer?
Generally, there are no fees associated with technology transfer; however, costs for patent filings, licensing agreements, or proprietary data transfers may be negotiated on a case-by-case basis.

What is the role of the Army Research, Development, and Engineering Command (RDECOM) in technology transfer?
RDECOM plays a key role in coordinating and facilitating technology transfer activities between Army organizations, industry partners, and other eligible entities.

Can foreign entities participate in the Army technology transfer program?
Yes, foreign entities with appropriate security clearances and capabilities can participate in the Army technology transfer program, subject to applicable laws, regulations, and international agreements.

Are there any restrictions on the transfer of classified or sensitive technologies?
Yes, the transfer of classified or sensitive technologies may be subject to additional controls and restrictions to ensure national security and protect intellectual property.