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30 kW Genset SBC: Liquidpiston, Inc. Topic: AF212-CSO1 LiquidPiston, Inc (LPI) has developed a compact, efficient rotary engine architecture (the “X” Engine) which operates on an advanced, fuel-optimized thermodynamic cycle. The company has demonstrated its Xâ??engine technology in lawn and garden, small... Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOD USAF
Quantimet Tactical on AWS GovCloud SBC: Intellisense Systems, Inc. Topic: AF212-CSO1 To address the United States Air Force need for a secure weather application to provide command and control (C2) capabilities for its growing inventory of tactical weather sensors, Intellisense Systems, Inc. proposes to develop Quantimet Tactical, a secur Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOD USAF
Advanced Authentificated Defense Electronics Supply Chain SBC: Averatek Corporation Topic: AF21B-TCSO1 Roughly 15 percent of all replacement electronic parts used in critical US defense applications are counterfeit. The Air Force’s complex electronic supply chains presently lack the ability to verify and authenticate the provenance and security of its devi Tagged as: STTR Phase I 2022 DOD USAF
16a. Low Cost, Large Area Solution Processed Perovskite Films for High Performance X-ray Imaging SBC: Perotech Inc Topic: C53-16a X-ray detection and imaging are broadly applied for non-invasive medical diagnostics, security, industry material inspection and scientific research. X-ray passes through the human body forming an image revealing tissues or organs inside of the human body due... Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOE
Non-hygroscopic Amorphous Organic Glass Scintillators Loaded with Transparent Lead for Dual Particle Detection and Imaging SBC: Amphionic LLC Topic: C53-35d This SBIR project will develop a non-hygrocopic amorphous glass scintillator for neutron/gamma dual particle sensing that possesses a high loading of transparent lead (Pb) nanoparticles. Dual-particle detection and imaging in a mixed field is currently based... Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOE
Accelerated Electromagnetic Optimization & Uncertainty Quantification Using DAKOTA SBC: IERUS TECHNOLOGIES, INC Topic: C53-02b Performing accurate design optimization, sensitivity analysis, and uncertainty quantification of large- and multi-scale electromagnetics problems has far-reaching applications. Due to computational cost, physics tools with limited accuracy, and a lack of... Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOE
Instant Digitization of Handwriting Records SBC: AERO RECORD TECHNOLOGIES USA INC Topic: AF212-CSO1 Aero Record Technologies USA INC is the creator of "Aviscan" a mobile-based application that instantly digitizes handwritten pilot and aircraft logbooks. Aviscan advance error detection notify users of mathematical and completion error within the source d Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOD USAF
SmartSpace AI Ground Vehicle 360 Protection SBC: SangJen AI, Inc. Topic: AF212-CSO1 SmartSpace AI’s Mobile Aerial Ground Surveillance Support (MAGSS) platform is designed to take Artificial Intelligence (AI) based surveillance wherever needed. Whether it is driving through dangerous, hostile village streets where 360-degree visual monito Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOD USAF
ATLAS Spacecraft Tracking - Passive (ASTra-P) for Space Domain Awareness SBC: ATLAS Space Operations, Inc. Topic: AF212-CSO1 ATLAS Space Operations proposes to leverage its global network of ground stations to develop the ATLAS Spacecraft Tracking - Passive (ASTra-P) for Space Domain Awareness. ATLAS proposes to conduct a feasibility study on the use of existing antennas as RF Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOD USAF
Trusted AI in the Field SBC: Truera, Inc. Topic: AF212-CSO1 To remain competitive, the Air Force needs to leverage a broad ecosystem of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Sample use cases include Predictive Maintenance, Logistical Support, Pilot Training, Smart Maps, Intelligence/Recon Cell collaboration, etc. There a Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOD USAF