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Human Stem Cell Derived Brain Model for PTSD-SUD Diagnostics & Therapeutics SBC: Neurxstem, Inc. Topic: AF212-CSO1 Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and substance use disorder (SUD) often co-occur among Veterans seeking Veterans Affairs (VA) care. There is growing need for effective clinical treatment of co-occurring PTSD and SUD based on human data. A clear under Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOD USAF
Renal Replacement Therapy Safety-Enhancing Device SBC: HD CLEAN LLC Topic: AF212-CSO1 TECHNICAL ABSTRACT HD CLEAN LLC will “make hemodialysis safer” by bringing to market a hemodialysis connector protection device that improves the safety of patients undergoing hemodialysis with a central venous catheter (CVC) from risks of bloodstream... Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOD USAF
GM-APD for LIDAR Applications SBC: ATTOLLO ENGINEERING, LLC Topic: AF212-CSO1 Attollo proposes developing a low-cost avalanche photodetector (APD) design that would allow high-performance 3-D LiDAR imaging at wavelengths in the 1.0 to 1.7 mm wavelength band. The APD technology can be used in linear- or Geiger-mode 3-D imaging appl Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOD USAF
Based Robotic Arm Satellite Capture SBC: Memcomputing, Inc. Topic: AF212-CSO1 MemComputing’s VMM technology is an emulation of digital computing machine using the patented MemComputing compute architecture, allowing the VMM to quickly solve the largest and most complex industrial computations associated with optimization, big data Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOD USAF
Electrical grid fault detection, predictive maintenance, and wildfire prevention SBC: GRIDWARE TECHNOLOGIES INC. Topic: AF212-CSO1 Gridware proposes researching and developing a novel application of its commercially deployed electrical grid hardware and software technology to safeguard the military’s electrical power infrastructure from natural and man-made threats. Gridware’s soluti Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOD USAF
Development of a High Affinity Smart SpongeÂ® Media Variant for Emerging Contaminants SBC: ABTECH INDUSTRIES, INC. Topic: AF212-CSO1 Fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have surfaced into the environment and are substances of concern subject to strict regulatory and scientific scrutiny. Migration from contaminated soils into groundwater, as well as stormwater runoff into surface waters, has Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOD USAF
Cybersecurity Learning Platform for Cyber Task Forces SBC: Cybrary, Inc. Topic: AF212-CSO1 Foreign adversaries are constantly seeking ways to undermine the United States and exploit its cyber infrastructure. In the past two years we saw two major hacking events: SolarWinds and the Colonial Pipeline. Both were perpetrated by Russian government b Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOD USAF
On-board Aircraft C3 Cellular Connectivity Solution SBC: GigSky, Inc. Topic: AF212-CSO1 GigSky has developed a cellular communications architecture utilizing fixed, onboard cellular routers and proprietary SIM technology to enable seamless cellular communication transition between Private Cellular Networks and the global public cellular syst Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOD USAF
Higher Efficieny, Higher Safety Robotic Maintainer Tools SBC: Plitzie LLC Topic: AF212-CSO1 The opportunity to provide faster turnaround of current and future aircraft relies on improving tools for maintainers that often work in constrained, hazardous spaces through narrow access ports/panels. This project will focus on constrained space robotic Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOD USAF
Enhanced Medical Training and Skills Sustainment via Inclusion of Gendered Airway Models SBC: SYNDAVER LABS INC. Topic: AF212-CSO1 SynDaver Labs proposes a modification of and merging of our existing Adult Airway and Cricothyroidotomy training model products made of synthetic tissue analogs that mimic live tissue properties. The resulting product would be specifically engineered to m Tagged as: SBIR Phase I 2022 DOD USAF