Warwick's expertise with high-performance, protective textiles has led to the development of innovative solutions, including new body armor systems for multiple threats and the protective crash bag material used to land NASA's Spirit and Opportunity Mars rovers. We propose to create a lightweight,… More

Warwick proposes a new technical innovation to improve the performance of HAA joints using a double-sided Balanced HAA Joining process. In concert with our Multi-functional Fiber Layer (MFL) hull material design, we propose a novel adhesive solution. Using high temperature thermoplastic as part of… More

Our Phase II basic effort will concentrate on several key factors. We will look at the range of hazardous conditions that result from an IED explosion taking into account the variable nature of these events. Existing data on conditions such as blast velocity and overpressure morbidity/mortality… More

This proposal is for a flotation system for an exercise torpedo. The proposed system reduces both operating cost and development cost when compared to the existing system which uses a pyrotechnic gas generator. The proposed system is reuseable, with minimal refurbishment cost.

We propose to provide essential protection from lacerations, punctures and abrasion for SOCOM's free swimming diver force using a multi-layer laminate. The key technology will employs a novel stretch-pleat design with a proven puncture and cut resistant fabric that will allow a lower diving mass… More

This Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I project proposes to develop advanced antiseptic textiles to be used in garments to prevent cross contamination of antibiotic-resistant pathogens. Drug-resistant pathogens Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), Vancomycin-resistant… More

This Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II project proposes to develop a stretchy, disposable, textile glove intended to prevent cross-contamination with 3-log reduction against bio-pathogens in under 90 seconds. Its chlorine coating lasts for three days and unlike nitrile, latex, and… More