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    2018 Cycle III Forum

    Hartford, CT

    Focus Areas
    • Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Robotic Capabilities
    • Big Data and Data Mining
    • Medical Breakthroughs
    • Revolutionary Concepts for Communications
    • X-Factor Innovations

    Winners
    • Analytical Space Inc.
    • Lazarus 3D
    • One Milo Inc.
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    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.

    View Analytical Space Inc.'s Presentation

     

    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

    View Artimus Robotics' Presentation

     

    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

    View Danish Aerospace Company - North America's Presentation

     

    Devali Inc.

    Devali’s Oumen+: Advanced Biometric Analysis Socks

    Biometric analysis socks with user interfaces to track, monitor and study various body measurements

    View Devali Inc.'s Presentation

     

    Exostretch

    Flexible and Stretchable Lithium Ion Batteries Based on Solid Polymer Electrolyte 

    Flexible and stretchable lithium ion batteries

    View Exostretch's Presentation

     

    Lazarus 3D

    Creating Space Medicine Training and Research Models Using 3D Printing 

     Space medicine training and research models made with 3D printed materials 

    View Lazarus 3D's Presentation

     

    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

    View New Dominion Enterprises Inc.'s Presentation

     

    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

    View One Milo Inc.'s Presentation

     

    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

    View Spectrabotics LLC's Presentation

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      As the entrepreneurial aerospace ecosystem continues to evolve, NASA recognizes that public-private partnerships produce greater impact. SBIR Ignite is a new way for small businesses that have a commercially-viable technology idea to use NASA as a stepping stone in their path towards commercial success. With a greater emphasis on commercialization, SBIR Ignite funds U.S. early-stage, high-risk technology development to help make companies and their technologies more attractive to private sector investors, customers, and partners.

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