OCTOBER 18-20, 2021
WASHINGTON, DC
2021 Innovation Showcase Participants
- Showcase Participants with Maturity: Concept and Industry Area: Autonomy, Mobility, Space, Defense
Autonomous Space Vehicle with Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage (SMES)
An novel Autonomous Space Vehicle is propelled by contrarotating propellers and powered by Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage (SMES) -- two technologies that are the subjects of ongoing SBIR programs for which American Maglev Technology (AMT) is the prime contractor.
Emergency Underwater PNT using Autonomous Surface Vehicle Constellation
We propose the creation and testing of a global (or at least theater level) precision underwater navigation system for underwater vehicles, making using of small, low-cost autonomous sailing platforms, such as the SubSeaSail, as the “ocean cube sats."
Miniaturized Electronic Safe & Arm Device (MESAD)
Phase 1 Miniaturized Electronic Safe & Arm Device is an innovative approach to upgrade existing inventory munition fuze systems with advanced, state-of-the-art safety features and remote operating capability, specifically designed for integration and use with loitering munitions and other unmanned C2 systems.
CRO Personal Carry Mule: An All-Terrain Portable Robotic Mule
FoVI3D’s Carry, Roam, Observe Personal Carry Mule is a low-cost medium scale, heavy duty, all-terrain, semi/autonomous robotic mule that relieves the soldier of the need to carry much of their personal gear reducing injury and preserving health and well-being for the duration of deployments.
REGENT’s Seaglider: The Next-Generation Wing-in-Ground Vehicle
REGENT’s seaglider is an all-electric hydrofoiling wing-in-ground (WIG) vehicle for high-speed, low-cost maritime mobility. Seagliders fly within a half-wingspan of the water’s surface in an aerodynamic regime called “ground effect” which doubles the range compared to electric aircraft due to increased flight efficiency and decreased reserve fuel requirements.
HAPS (High Altitude Pseudo Satellite)
High Altitude Pseudo Satellite (HAPS) is a platform flying in stratosphere for an extended period of time. HAPS can accommodate a wide range of applications and provide services complementary to satellites for a fraction of costs and serve as an individual device for telecommunication, navigation, Earth observation, and many more.
