PRESENTERS
Analytical Space Inc.
Utility of a LEO-Based Hybrid RF-Optical Data Relay Network
Data relay network solution to dramatically expand the utilization of Earth observation technology and provide satellites with more opportunities to downlink data.
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Artimus Robotics
Soft Robotic Actuators for Earth and Space Applications
Robots and machines, made utilizing unique materials for electromechanical actuators, to improve productivity and enhance quality of life
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Danish Aerospace Company - North America
Water Processing for Disaster and Survival Kits in Extreme Environments
A water purification technology that removes biological and chemical activity using a passive membrane
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Devali Inc.
Devali’s Oumen+: Advanced Biometric Analysis Socks
Biometric analysis socks with user interfaces to track, monitor and study various body measurements
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Exostretch
Flexible and Stretchable Lithium Ion Batteries Based on Solid Polymer Electrolyte
Flexible and stretchable lithium ion batteries
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Lazarus 3D
Creating Space Medicine Training and Research Models Using 3D Printing
Space medicine training and research models made with 3D printed materials
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New Dominion Enterprises Inc.
Inorganic Electrolytes for Longer Lasting and Safer Lithium-Ion Batteries
Safer and longer lasting lithium ion batteries that resist heat-related power loss
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One Milo Inc.
Innovative Translational Medical Diagnostics for Point-of-Care Hand-Held Rapid-Result Self-Screening Complete Blood Count (CBC) for Astronauts and Patients Everywhere
Compact devices that enable rapid diagnostic testing – using samples of blood, urine or saliva – and wirelessly send results to a smartphone application
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Spectrabotics LLC
Going Beyond Computer Vision of the Light We See: Artificial Intelligence Analysis of Multispectral Imagery for Material Detection and Environmental Assessments
An artificial intelligence toolset for spectral image processing
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