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New ATP Awards
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| FY 2003 Funding as of September 10, 2003 (Batch 3 of ATP FY2002 Competition) |
Development of a Four-Channel Miniature Optical Filter Chip
4Wave Inc. (Sterling, VA)
Prototype a new semiconductor fabrication technology, Biased Target Ion
Beam Deposition (BTIBD), and prove its effectiveness by designing and
developing a novel four channel optical communications "multi-filter
chip" that may reduce the cost of current four channel filter solutions
by 80 percent.
Contact: Trey Middleton, 703-787-9283 ext. 100, tmiddleton@4waveinc.com
Active Alert for Video Monitoring
ActivEye, Inc. (Pleasantville, NY)
Develop an automated security surveillance system that combines closed
circuit video cameras, radio-frequency identification technology, and
computer modeling and analysis of human behaviors, with the aim of
achieving rapid, reliable detection of suspicious events warranting the
attention of security personnel.
Contact: Carolyn C. Ramsey, 914-882-8087, carolyn.ramsey@activeye.com
Spectrally-Multiplexed Holographic Video
Actuality Systems, Inc. (Burlington, MA)
Advance holographic visualization technology from still images to
full-motion full color images suitable for use in scientific
visualization, medical evaluation, and entertainment by overcoming
challenges related to image resolution, data processing, and
consumer-level pricing.
Contact: Christina Guilbert, 781-759-0015, christina@amatecommunications.com
Two Sigma Math Tutor
Acuitus, Inc. (Palo Alto, CA)
Develop an intelligent tutoring system that models expert tutor
behavior as well as what the tutor is observing about the student to
create a computer-based effective teacher's aid that complements
teacher-led classroom instruction.
Contact: Maria Machado, 650-833-5710, publicrelations@acuitus.com
Next-Generation Optical Network Switch
Agiltron Inc. (Woburn, MA)
Develop a new type of optical switch, based on a revolutionary optical
MEMS platform, that is more efficient, more reliable, and faster,
helping to revitalize the broadband telecommunications industry.
Contact: Dr. Jack Salerno, 978-694-1006 ext. 11, jsalerno@agiltron.com
Developing Reversible Sterilization in Fish to Eliminate Genetic and Environmental Risk
Aqua Bounty Farms, Inc. (Waltham , MA)
Develop technology to produce sterile transgenic fish that can be made
fertile as needed for reproduction.
Contact: Joseph McGonigle, 781-899-7755, jbmcgonigle@earthlink.net
Active Magnetic Regenerator Refrigerator
Astronautics Corporation of America (Milwaukee, WI)
Design, build, and test a magnetic refrigerator that is energy
efficient, cost effective, and environmentally safe.
Contact: Holly Russek, 414-449-4123, h.russek@astronautics.com
New Routes to Ultra-Low-Cost Solar-Grade Silicon for Renewable Energy Generation
AstroPower, Inc. (Newark, DE)
Develop industrial refining processes to produce low-cost, high-purity
silicon feedstock in virtually unlimited commercial quantities for the
solar cell industry.
Contact: Colleen Gourley, 302-366-0400 ext. 2025, cgourley@astropower.com
Ultraminiature Transformer and Inductor Design and Manufacture
BH Electronics, Inc. (Burnsville, MN)
Develop technology for low-cost mass-manufacture of high-frequency
electronic transformers and inductors, enabling U.S. production of
these commodity components, most of which are now hand manufactured and
imported.
Contact: Richard H. Jackson, 952-894-9590, rjackson@bhelectronics.com
Integration of 3-D Photography for Photorealistic Modeling in Construction and Disaster Recovery
BRAINSTORM Technology LLC (New York, NY)
Develop software that creates accurate, realistic, three-dimensional models of buildings and other large-scale environments for applications in construction, disaster recovery, architecture, urban planning, preservation, and entertainment.
Contact: Ann Clements, 212-807-0999, clements@brainstormllc.com
Building a Virtual Auto Body: The Digital Body Development System
Center for Automotive Research (CAR) (Ann Arbor, MI)
Develop a decision support software system that will integrate the
virtual building of an automobile body structure with functional build
decision making software to help designers, engineers, and vehicle
launch teams solve problems and predict how solutions will affect
quality, cost, and schedule.
Contact: Heather Grisham, 734-929-0472, hgrisham@cargroup.org
Debugging Protein Glycosylation for Biotherapeutics
Chesapeake PERL, Inc. (College Park, MD)
Genetically transform caterpillars to produce therapeutic protein drugs
100 times faster than any current technology, decreasing drug
development costs and increasing affordable drug production capacity.
Contact: Ms. Terry Chase, 301-405-0207, terrychase@c-perl.com
Development of Chiral Grating Technology for Advanced Fiber Laser
Chiral Photonics, Inc. (Clifton, NJ)
Develop and prototype a new type of low-cost laser--one that operates
inside the glass fiber used for optical communications--potentially
leading to dramatic telecommunications system cost reductions.
Contact: Dan Neugroschl, 973-594-8888 ext. 102, DanN@ChiralPhotonics.com
SOVA: Stream-of-Variation Analysis System for Multistage Assembly Processes
Dimensional Control Systems, Inc. (Troy, MI)
Develop a widely applicable computer simulation system for modeling, analyzing, predicting, and optimizing the performance of multistage manufacturing processes requiring accurate parts alignment to improve production and product quality.
Contact: Ramesh Kumar, 248-269-9777 ext. 214, kumarr@3dcs.com
HPLC-On-A-Chip For High Throughput Chemical Analysis
Eksigent Technologies, LLC (Livermore, CA)
Develop a miniaturized, high-performance liquid chromatography system
on a chip that will accelerate the screening of drug candidates before
clinical trials and greatly reduce the costs of drug discovery and
development.
Contact: Don W. Arnold, 925-960-8869 ext. 302, dwarnold@eksigent.com
Phase Change Optical Routers
Energy Conversion Devices, Inc. (Rochester Hills, MI)
Develop advanced Ovonic TM phase change materials and use them to create a fast optical switch for telecommunications--offering submicrosecond switching speeds--so fast that optical packet switching could become viable, eliminating the very costly, repetitive, and slow conversion of fiber optic light signals to and from electronic signals.
Contact: Ghazaleh Koefod, 248-293-0440, gkoefod@ovonic.com
High Throughput, Low Cost SNP Genotyping for Diagnostics and Genome Scanning
Gene Check, Inc. (Fort Collins, CO)
Develop a method for accurate simultaneous detection of up to 100,000 single nucleotide polymorphisms, or point mutations, in patient DNA, enabling rapid, low-cost genotyping, for disease diagnosis, susceptibility testing, and personalized medicine.
Contact: Dr. Robert E. Wagner, 970-472-9951, rwagner@genecheck.com
Roll-to-Roll Processing to Enable the Organic-Electronics Revolution
General Electric Company (Niskayuna, NY)
Revolutionize the electronics industry by developing low-cost
roll-to-roll printing technologies, not for newspapers, but for
roll-to-roll printing of large area electronic devices, potentially
enabling flexible displays, ubiquitous embedded sensors, and
high-efficiency lighting products.
Contact: James Healy, 518-387-6284, healyj@research.ge.com
Novel Technology for the Discovery of D-Peptide Therapeutics for Cytokine-Mediated Diseases
Gryphon Therapeutics (South San Francisco, CA)
Develop an approach for discovering D-peptide drugs, a new class of
therapeutics likely to be pharmacologically superior to monoclonal
antibody drugs and less immunogenic.
Contact: Alexander R. Lussow, 650-360-1434, alussow@gryphonrx.com
Virtual Reality Based Surgical Simulation and Training System
Haptic Technologies, Inc. (West Newton, MA)
Develop a virtual reality surgical simulation system for the training
of surgeons through conveyance of realistic touch and force sensations
back to the student coupled with realistic views, dynamically updated
in real-time, of tissue and organs and their deformation when cut or
probed with virtual surgical tools.
Contact: Dr. Mandayam Srinivasan, 617-332-0539, haptictechnologies@yahoo.com
THE NEXT GENERATION BIOMETRIC--Infrared Identification: Accurate, Fast, Scalable, and Secure
Infrared Identification, Inc. (Lorton, VA)
Develop a technology for biometric recognition of faces that uses
thermal infrared imaging to map unique vascular patterns, operates in
real time, identifies anyone whose infrared or visual image is recorded
in its database, and is invulnerable to forgery, disguise, and varying
environmental conditions.
Contact: Larry Lotspeich, 703-838-8420, llotspeich@emsiusa.com
Technologies for Advanced Holographic Data Storage
InPhase Technologies, Inc. (Longmont, CO)
Create a prototype optical data storage device that proves the
viability of using holographic 3D techniques--enabling parallel reading
and writing of data with a 10 times faster rate than standard
technologies--potentially helping the United States reclaim leadership
in optical data storage.
Contact: Liz Murphy, 720-494-7465, lizmurphy@inphase-tech.com
High Density, Scalable, Mass-Manufacturable Semiconductor Fuel Cell
Integrated Fuel Cell Technologies, Inc. (Bedford, MA)
Pursue semiconductor fabrication methods for high volume manufacture of
Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) fuel cell cores, leading to a family of
low-cost fuel cell systems ranging from 1 Watt to over 10kW,
potentially giving the United States a dramatic lead in fuel cell
production and replacing millions of imported batteries.
Contact: Jim Daniell, 781-271-1343, jimdaniell@IFCTech.com
Multi-Drug,
Portable Infusion System for the Treatment of Cancer and
AIDS
Integrated Sensing Systems, Inc. (Ypsilanti, MI)
Develop a highly portable multidrug infusion system that integrates the technology of microelectromechanical systems with a passively pressurized drug reservoir, thereby dramatically improving control of drug delivery, while operating on low power.
Contact: Kim Ray, 734-547-9896 ext. 100, kkbarnett@mems-issys.com
A
Distributed Information Architecture for Clinical Practice and
Medical Research
Medaxis Corporation (Los Angeles, CA)
Develop a software architecture for physicians and researchers that
automatically extracts patient data from electronic medical records -
regardless of location, database, or computer code - generates a list
of patient problems, and displays information in ways that support
diagnostic and therapeutic decisionmaking.
Contact: Sia Yaghmai, 310-443-0606 ext. 222, sia@medaxis.net
Spintronics-Based
High-Resolution, Non-Invasive, and Ultrafast
Metrology for the Semiconductor Industry
Micro Magnetics, Inc. (Fall River, MA)
Develop a nanoscale magnetic tunnel junction current-sensing system for
integrated circuit inspection that will help maintain the U.S. lead in
semiconductors by providing vastly improved metrology for in-process
inspection.
Contact: Gurpreet Singh, 508-910-9842, admin@micromagnetics.com
Porous
Silicon Electrode All Liquid Fuel Cells
Neah Power Systems, Inc. (Bothell, WA)
Develop a miniature direct methanol fuel cell using novel porous
silicon electrodes and microfluidics for handling fuel and oxidant,
potentially replacing environmentally challenging rechargable batteries
while offering longer run times, higher power output, and instantaneous
recharging for portable electronic devices.
Contact: Gregg Makuch, 425-482-0654 ext. 104, gmakuch@neahpower.com
Preemptive
Brain Stimulation Technology For Treating Epilepsy
NeuroPace, Inc. (Sunnyvale, CA)
Develop preemptive stimulation technology for use in an implantable
neurostimulator that normalizes brain activity and reduces the
likelihood and severity of epileptic seizures.
Contact: Rebecca Kuhn, 650-237-2739, rkuhn@neuropace.com
Microwave
Imaging Technology for Condition Assessment of FRP Composites
Newport Sensors, Inc. (Irvine, CA)
Develop a portable device that uses microwave imaging technology to assess the condition of reinforced-concrete structures, such as bridge columns, that have been strengthened or repaired with fiber-reinforced polymer composite materials.
Contact: Dr. Maria Q. Feng, 949-378-8969, mfeng@newportsensors.com
New
Polymer Dielectrics for High Energy Density Film Capacitors
Ohio Aerospace Institute (Brookpark, OH)
Develop thin-film, plastic dielectric materials that will enhance current capacitor performance 10-fold, leading to development of smaller, lighter, more portable electrical equipment including power converters for fuel cells and electric vehicles.
Contact: Laurie Beringer, 440-962-3114, LaurieBeringer@oai.org
Building
for Radical Interoperation
Palo Alto Research Center (Palo Alto, CA)
Develop a novel interconnection technology that permits a wide variety
of digital devices and services to interoperate without pre-installing
driver software.
Contact: Tracy Kugelman, 650-812-4085, media-relations@parc.com
Low
Cost Fuel Cell System Technologies Development
Plug Power Inc. (Latham, NY)
Develop four technologies - a power-control system that uses digital
signal processing, a carbon nanotube hybrid electrode for superior
stack performance, hydrogen pumping for coping with sporadic demands
for high power, and electroimpedance spectroscopy for humidity
management - that reduce the cost of fuel-cell-produced energy to
levels competitive with power grids, thus stimulating much wider use of
fuel cells.
Contact: Cynthia Mahoney White, 518-782-7700 ext. 1973,
Novel
Fabrication Process for Gas Diffusion Layers Needed in Fuel Cells
PolyFuel, Inc. (Mountain View, CA)
Develop a low-cost, high-speed process for fabricating gas diffusion
layers for use in fuel cells improving their performance and spurring
wider use.
Contact: Christian DeNike, 408-307-1236, christian@prequent.com
Automated
Whole Part Inspection for Manufacturing Process Control
Raindrop Geomagic, Inc. (Research Triangle Park, NC)
Develop an automated computer-aided inspection system that uses noncontact three-dimensional laser scanning and software to measure manufactured parts and that compares the results with corresponding specifications in computer-aided design data.
Contact: Ping Fu, 919-474-0124, pfu@geomagic.com
Mechanical
Patterning of Nanostructured Foils for Reactive Joining:
Enhancing Stability with Novel Processing and Nanoengineering
Reactive NanoTechnologies, Inc. (Hunt Valley, MD)
Develop a new class of reactive foils that can rapidly join thermally sensitive or dissimilar materials, that are stable enough to allow patterning by mechanical punching or stamping, and that promise substantial gains in productivity for U.S. manufacturers.
Contact: Michael Choi, 410-771-9801, ext. 104, mchoi@rntfoil.com
Video-Enhanced
Residential ADSL Broadband Technology
Sarnoff Corporation (Princeton, NJ)
Develop broadband technology that allows video services comparable in
quality to cable and satellite television to be delivered in real time
over standard ADSL infrastructure.
Contact: Thomas Lento, 609-734-3178, tlento@sarnoff.com
A
Service-oriented Industrial Automation Middleware for Adaptable,
Reconfigurable Control Systems
Starthis, Inc. (Rosemont, IL)
Develop industrial middleware that allows control engineers to design
new control systems or adapt and reconfigure existing systems rapidly
and intuitively, enabling agile manufacturing operations that can
respond effectively to changing markets and competition.
Contact: Dr. David L. Naylor, 847-375-9560, naylor@starthis.com
New
Software Tool for Improving Drug Discovery and Development
Targacept Inc. (Winston Salem, NC)
Develop new simulation software that uses quantum mechanics to evaluate molecular forces and electronic structures in organic and biological systems to help improve the development of drugs by accurately predicting biological and toxicological effects.
Contact: Dr. William Caldwell, 336-480-2117, bill.caldwell@targarcept.com
Artificial
Intelligence to Protect the US Critical Infrastructure: A
Heuristic Firewall Research Project
TechGuard Security, LLC (Chesterfield, MO)
Develop a revolutionary computer network firewall that augments
conventional rule-based screening with behavior-based screening using
sets of artificial neural networks to recognize malicious traffic on
first attack.
Contact: Suzanne Magee Joyce, 314-374-1676, suzanne.joyce@techguardsecurity.com
Intelligent
Optimization and Control of Grinding Processes
TechSolve, Inc. (Cincinnati, OH)
Develop an intelligent system that uses techniques of soft computing
and artificial intelligence to learn, control, monitor, and optimize a
variety of complex precision-grinding processes without resorting to
trial and error.
Contact: Gary N. Conley, 513-948-2100, conley@techsolve.org
Disaster-Proof
Telecommunications Technology
Telecontinuity, Inc. (Silver Spring, MD)
Develop a system to guarantee telephone call delivery and dial tone in
order to maintain telecommunications continuity during and following
terror attack, natural disaster, equipment failure, or human error by
combining the capabilities of the Public Switched Telephone Network
(PSTN) and the Internet.
Contact: Roy Pinchot, 301-681-9108, rpinchot@telecontinuity.com
PowerFlow:
Next-Generation Intellectual Property Technology for
System-on-a-Chip Designs
The Athena Group, Inc. (Gainesville, FL)
Develop a system-on-a-chip architecture that blends the flexibility of
fully programmable microprocessors with the high performance of
function-specific processors, radically lowering design costs and
speeding development of devices for embedded applications.
Contact: Pat Rugg, 352-371-2567 ext. 110, prugg@athena-group.com
Development
of Solid State Long Wave Infra-Red (LWIR) Laser
The Maxima Corporation (San Diego, CA)
Develop a novel solid-state laser technology that can operate at the
longer wavelengths, thus much less affected by fog or rain fade, to
enable the establishment of reliable free-space optical communications
for low-cost, high-speed, last-mile interconnection.
Contact: Saul Umbrasas, 858-643-1700 ext. 117, sumbrasas@maximacorporation.com
Novel
X-ray Security Systems: Fast, Accurate And Affordable
Varian Medical Systems (Mountain View, CA)
Develop large-area digital X-ray inspection systems with
heretofore-unavailable accuracy for near error-free screening of cargo
and sealed container freight at airports, seaports, and other points of
entry.
Contact: Spencer Sias, 650-424-5782, spencer.sias@varian.com
| FY 2003 Funding as of July 1, 2003 (Batch 2 of ATP FY2002 Competition) |
Instantaneous
Power Control Technology
AdvanTek International, LLC (Boothwyn, PA)
Develop a rotor technology that allows blades to be 30 percent longer
without increasing structural and fatigue loads, improves wind turbine
output by 25 percent and makes wind farms cost effective in moderate-wind
regions.
Contact: Stephen R. Kopf, (484) 490-1104, skopf@advan-tek.com
Computer
Immune System
Bit 9, Inc. (Somerville, MA)
Develop a system that will proactively protect computers and networks
from attack, even if the virus or attack is unknown, as opposed to current
protection systems that can react only to know threats.
Contact: Dr. Todd Brennan, (617) 491-1768, info@bit9inc.com
Multi-Gene
and Mini-Chromosomes for Gene Delivery
Chromatin, Inc. (Chicago, IL)
Develop mini-chromosome technology for simultaneous introduction of multiple
genes into plants to produce improved crops for agricultural, industrial
and pharmaceutical products.
Contact: Dr. Helge Zieler, (312) 455-1853, zieler@chromatininc.com
Portable
DNA Analysis Using Real-Time PCR
HandyLab, Inc. (Ann Arbor, MI)
Develop a highly sensitive, low-cost, and portable DNA analysis device
using electrochemical detection of real-time polymerase chain reaction
(PCR) instead of a fluorescence detection scheme.
Contact: John Althaus, (734) 663-4719, X232, jalthaus@handylab.com
Low
Cost Flexible Plasma Displays
Imaging Systems Technology (Toledo, OH)
Develop a novel plasma display panel structure that uses hollow glass
microspheres containing ultrapure ionizable gas as the addressable pixel
elements, uses a flexible substrate and substantially lowers the cost
of displays.
Contact: Ms. Carol Wedding, (419) 536-5741, cwedding@teamist.com
Automated
Knowledge Discovery System (AKDS)
InRAD, LLC (Knoxville, TN)
Develop an automated software system to search for and organize content
from Internet sites and databases that precisely matches a user's information
requirements, thereby expediting research and development and reducing
research costs.
Contact: Richard E. Neal, (865) 927-4135, imti1@msn.com
Transistors
for Broadband Wireless Communications
PowerSicel, Inc. (Boulder, CO)
Develop new high-performance power transistors operating at 10 times the
power density and five times the efficiency of conventional power transistors,
enabling true broadband ultralinear power amplifiers.
Contact: John Torvik, (303) 442-4250, jtorvik@powersicel.com
Porcine
Endogenous Retrovirus Transmission
Revivicor, Inc. (Blacksburg, VA)
Develop a technology for producing safer xenograft tissues by developing
donor pigs that are incapable of replicating or propagating porcine endogenous
retrovirus (PERV) or its derivatives.
Contact: Dr. David Ayares, (540) 961-5559, dayares@Revivicor.com
WWAN/WLAN
Replication of Enterprise Data
Rosetta-Wireless Corp. (West Chicago, IL)
Develop a wallet-sized, wireless server for America's mobile workforce
that will provide medical, sales, and service personnel with secure, instant
access to all e-mail and automatically undated data files every.
Contact: C. Keith Campbell, (630) 561-0410, kcampbell@RosettaWireless.com
Room
Temperature Storage-Living Human Cells and Organs
Stratatech Corp. (Madison, WI)
Develop and demonstrate methods to enable ice-free freezing and drying
processes for room-temperature preservation and shipping of living cells,
tissues and tissue engineered products.
Contact: Paul Conrad, (608) 441-2750, pconrad@stratatechcorp.com or lah@stratechcorp.com
Superconducting
MRI Array Coil
Supertron Technologies, Inc. (Newark, NJ)
Design, build, and test arrays of superconducting coils that will greatly
improve image quality and reduce image acquisition time in magnetic resonance
imaging procedures.
Solid
Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFC)
TIAX LLC (Cambridge, MA)
Design and demonstrate technologies for low-cost solid oxide fuel cells
that use novel materials to interconnect components and, thereby increase
durability and power.
Contact: Twig Mowatt, (617) 498-7366, mowatt.twig@tiax.biz
Small-Scale
Hydrogen Generation
Virent Energy Systems, LLC
Develop and demonstrate catalyst and reactor technologies that use nonflammable,
renewable feedstocks to produce hydrogen for fuel cells offering five
times the energy density of advanced batteries.
Contact: Dr. Randy Cortright, (608) 663-0228, randy-cortright@virent.com
Ultrasonic
Metal Welding
Ford Motor Co. (Dearborn, MI)
Develop ultrasonic metal welding technology for the mass production of
aluminum automobile bodies to improve vehicle fuel economy.
Other project participants:
Contact: Kay Milewski, (313) 845-7307, kmilesk@ford.com
Methanol-Fueled
Steam Reformer
Motorola, Inc., Motorola Labs (Tempe, AZ)
Develop a miniature catalyst fuel processor that will provide high energy
density and higher power for a wide range of fuel cell-based portable
power applications.
Other project participants:
Contact: Dr. Jerry Hallmark, (480) 755-5588, Jerry.Hallmark@motorola.com
Next
Generation Dialog System
Robert Bosch Corp., Research and Technology Center (Palo Alto, CA)
Develop an interactive natural-language dialogue system that operates
various in-car devices through conversational speech, thus making driving
easier and safer.
Other project participants:
Contact: Dr. Fuliang Weng, (650) 320-2952, fuliang.weng@rtc.bosch.com
| FY 2003 Funding as of May 5, 2003 (Batch 1 of ATP FY2002 Competition) |
40 Gb/s Widely
Tunable Photonic Integrated Transmitter
Agility
Communications (Santa Barbara, Calif.)
Develop a photonic integrated circuit that integrates a widely tunable
laser, an optical amplifier, and a high-speed optical modulator, dramatically
cutting costs for tunable transmitters widely used in Internet data systems.
Contact: Heidi Groshelle, (415) 563-1893 heidi@trainerpr.com
Kine-assist for
Physical Therapists
Chicago
PT Inc. (Evanston, Ill.)
Develop and demonstrate a prototype robotic tool, the kine-assist,
that will enable physical therapists to deliver more intensive and effective
rehabilitation therapy to stroke patients.
Contact: Michael Peshkin, (847) 491-4630
Immune System Evading
Targeted Gene Therapy Vectors
ISOGENIS
Inc. (Denver, Colo.)
Develop
gene therapy vectors that both cure disease and prevent harmful immune
response against the therapy, as well as develop a system to selectively
deliver the vectors to diseased tissues.
Contact: John R. Price, (303) 886-0700 jprice@isogenis.com
Industrial Genome
Engineering
Metabolix
Inc. (Cambridge, Mass.)
Reengineer the central metabolism of E. coli bacteria and demonstrate
that the new strains efficiently convert renewable sugars into high-performance
biodegradable polymers.
Contact: Oliver Peoples, (617) 492-0505 x212 peoples@metabolix.com
he Advanced Mobile
Application Testing Environment
Mobile
Systems Verification Corp. (Chicago, Ill.)
Develop next-generation automated testing technology to improve mobile
information system reliability.
Contact: Robert V.
Binder, (312) 342-0003 info@MobileSystemsVerification.com
Reactive Atom Plasma
(RAP) Processing-A Novel Process for Rapid Optics Fabrication
RAPT
Industries Inc. (Livermore, Calif.)
Extend
the capabilities of reactive atom plasma (RAP) processing so that it can
be used to rapidly shape and polish delicate optical and semiconductor
materials without damaging them.
Contact: Peter S. Fiske, Ph.D., (925) 371-7278 peterfiske@raptindustries.com
Software Infrastructure
to Support Impromptu Collaboration Among Multiple Mobile Device Users
Valaran
Corp. (Princeton, N.J.)
Develop and test telecommunications software that enables secure collaboration
among multiple parties in impromptu groups using heterogeneous mobile
wireless devices.
Contact: Dr. Aleta Ricciardi, (609) 945-7223 aleta.ricciardi@valaran.com
Date created: May
3, 2003
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April 12, 2005
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