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Our Phase I mesochannel adsorption water-recovery device (MAWRD) will be developed into a viable commercial and military product. During Phase I, we have demonstrated the effectiveness of our combination of water vapor adsorption/desorption and heatstorage/transfer to significantly reduce the amount of water lost through respiration. Our device offers substantial improvements in performance comp ...

The objective of this Phase II program is to develop a prototype system to nondestructively assess the condition, as per ballistic performance, of the ceramic/FRP Small Arms Protective Inserts (SAPI). Based on the findings and success of Phase I, PACproposes to design, fabricate and demonstrate a prototype system, to be used for field inspection. The system will be base on Guided Wave Acousto-Ultr ...

This Phase II proposal describes the architectural design for a Netted Full Spectrum Sensor (NFSS) Operations Management System (OMS) to manage and control disparate MASINT sensor systems via an integrated graphical interface. The NFSS-OMS will supportconnections with sensor systems for sensor report collection, processing, data fusion and graphical display. Interfaces to sensor control tasking ...

We propose to fabricate a zoom lens with a focal length that is continuously variable from 20 inches to 150 inches to image objects at distances of many kilometers. The lens will be color corrected from 450 nm to 650 nm. A zoom lens will provide theability to image distant targets at various ranges without the need to maintain an inventory of multiple lenses with different focal lengths. This sav ...

The goal of this U.S. Army SBIR Program is to develop conformable, transparent, low power displays for Helmet Mounted Display (HMD) systems. Universal Display Corporation (UDC) is developing advanced organic light emitting diode (OLED) technology based ontheir proprietary high-efficiency phosphorescent devices. For HMDs, OLEDs can simplify the optical design and number of elements, reducing weigh ...

The goal of this U.S. Army CECOM SBIR Phase II Program is to design, develop, and demonstrate an Active Matrix Flexible Color Display for use in a variety of military applications, providing significant size and weight reduction advantages over traditionaldisplays. Universal Display Corporation (UDC) is developing advanced organic light emitting diode (OLED) technology based on their proprietary ...

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The XPRT Solutions, Inc./New Jersey Institute of Technology /Network Security Solutions, Inc (XNN) team proposes to develop the prototype of the Early Warning System (EWS) tool. EWS is an anomaly detection technology tool for prediction of network attacksagainst mobile networks. Phase I was used to refine the concepts of EWS, prototype its components, and obtain extremely encouraging results on ...

In Phase I, we demonstrated that high purity nanoparticles of spinel MgAl2O4 can be synthesized using a novel chemical synthesis process that was recently invented by us. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first time that nanopowders of MgAl2O4 haveever been synthesized. Sinterable spinel MgAl2O4 nanopowders are needed to fabricate fine grained (micron to sub-micron range) and transparent c ...

APPLIED TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATES, INC., (ATA) DESIGNED, FABRICATED, AND PERFORMED AN INITIAL TEST OF A DEVICE WHICH REPRESENTS A NEW CONCEPT FOR AN INERTIAL, ANGULAR RATE SENSOR. THE SENSOR UTILIZES A MERCURY PROOF MASS WHOSE ANGULAR RATE IS DETERMINED FROM THE VOLTAGE GENERATED AS THE MERCURY MOVES THROUGH A MAGNETIC FIELD. THE DEVICE HAS NO PRECISION PARTS NOR MOVING PARTS EXCEPT LIQUID MERCURY. TH ...