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Individualized Fatigue Management Program Technology for Trucking Operations
SBC: PULSAR INFORMATICS, INC. Topic: 091FM1Individual differences in vulnerability to sleep loss and fatigue from extended work hours and night work are a substantial problem in transportation work schedule development, fatigue risk management strategies, and prediction of performance impairment in real-world operations. This project will deliver an individualized Fatigue Management Program (FMP) technology for trucking operations that in ...
SBIR Phase I 2009 Department of Transportation -
Lightweight, Compact Atmospheric Gas Sensor
SBC: SYNKERA TECHNOLOGIES INC Topic: SOCOM08005The objective of the SBIR project is to develop a lightweight and compact atmospheric and trace gas sensors that can be safely used within the Scope of Certification boundary to provide real-time monitoring of CO2, O2 and trace contaminant levels in manned compartments or within piping systems onboard submersibles. .Synkera has extensive experience at development of sensor technologies for indust ...
SBIR Phase II 2009 Department of DefenseSpecial Operations Command -
Abrasion protection, ballistic tolerance, and laser protection for windows/sensor on rotary wing aircraft.
SBC: INTER MATERIALS, LLC Topic: SOCOM07007Some of the US Army SOCOM greatest concerns are to maintain the helicopter pilot’s ability to see clearly and to provide helicopter windscreens with a greater degree of erosion/abrasion protection than what is being currently afforded. Recent developments on polymer coatings demonstrate the potential to meet and exceed all erosion/abrasion resistance and optical requirements by using plasma depo ...
SBIR Phase II 2009 Department of DefenseSpecial Operations Command -
Series Resistance Reduction in Tunable Radio Frequency (RF) Capacitors
SBC: PARATEK MICROWAVE, INC. Topic: DMEA092001By attention to lattice parameter matching, thermal expansion coefficient mismatch reduction and composition of conducting epitaxial detemined.
SBIR Phase I 2009 Department of DefenseDefense Microelectronics Activity -
Non-contact Track Gage Measurement System (NC-TGMS)
SBC: DFUZION, INC. Topic: 081FR4One of the causes of derailments occurs when the track gage is no longer compliant with the FRA track safety standards for gage measurments. Ensuring track gage is in compliance with the FRA track safety standards is therefore of paramount importance to the FRA. Currently, the FRA wishes to develop a non-contact track gage measurement system that overcomes the limitations of current systems (unr ...
SBIR Phase I 2009 Department of Transportation -
Novel Nanomaterials for Environmental Protection of Special Operations Divers
SBC: TDA RESEARCH, INC. Topic: SOCOM09001Environmental protection is a critical need for special operations forces which dive in cold water during their missions. Thermally protective diving suit must be able to provide significant thermal barriers as well as withstand high compressive loads when underwater. Current diver wet suits and dry suits are limited by their materials of construction in the degree of thermal protection they can ...
SBIR Phase I 2009 Department of DefenseSpecial Operations Command -
(Shape Memory Integrated Vital Energy Resource) SHIVER-Suit for SOF Divers
SBC: NANOSONIC INC. Topic: SOCOM09001NanoSonic would develop ultra-lightweight (0.98 g/cc), breathable, nanostructured, yet large area Metal Rubber™ Skins and Textiles with active thermal control. The proposed SHIVER-Suits (Shape Memory Integrated Vital Energy Resource) for U.S. Special Operation Forces are expected to extend both the comfort and time of the Divers’ missions. Shape Memory-Metal Rubber™ garments based on shape ...
SBIR Phase I 2009 Department of DefenseSpecial Operations Command -
Geo And Ortho Rectified Video With Fused 3d Mapping, Light Detection And Ranging (LIDAR), And Live Video Overlays
SBC: MOSAIC ATM, INC. Topic: SOCOM09003The Mosaic ATM team proposes an innovative real-time exploitation framework for video and Lidar processing whose structure can be reconfigured at optempo to meet evolving requirements. We propose to leverage the tremendous commercial investment in products, such as Google Earth, for 3D coincident display of Lidar and video streams processed using mature technology components whose integration wi ...
SBIR Phase I 2009 Department of DefenseSpecial Operations Command -
Low Visibility Decoy Flare
SBC: GENERAL SCIENCES INC Topic: SOCOM09002Low visibility rotary aircraft decoys are needed to protect vehicles against heat seeking missile attacks without illuminating the target which exposes the aircraft to small arms fire and potentially compromising the mission. The novel approach to this challenge is to produce a decoy which emits only in the bands of interest utilizing techniques such as containment and composition selection to op ...
SBIR Phase I 2009 Department of DefenseSpecial Operations Command -
LASER GENERATED SURFACE ACOUSTIC WAVES FOR FLAW DETECTION IN TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS.
SBC: American Research Corporation of Virginia Topic: N/ATRANSPORTATION SYSTEM STUDIES REQUIRE IN-SERVICE INSPECTION USING NONDESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION (NDE) TECHNIQUES FOR FLAW DETECTION AND CHARACTERIZATION. IN CASES WHERE SUCH DEFECTS ARE SMALL COMPARED WITH THE THICKNESS OF THE SECTION, ULTRASONIC METHODS ARE CONSIDERED TO BE THE MOST SUITABLE. IT WOULD BE IDEAL TO MAKE SUCH MEASUREMENTS REMOTELY WITH A SYSTEM COMBINING THE STRONG FEATURES OF ULTRASONI ...
SBIR Phase II 1985 Department of Transportation