SBIR/STTR Research Award

(1) Integrated data environment for digital logistics to improve resiliency of remote, fragile systems

Award identifier f1d7ae4b058457b33ca7b7272e7b69717969cf8e4da4131b9eaad1751d06da09Awarding agency Department of Defense · Navy

Award amount

$149,962

Program and phase

SBIR · Phase I

Award year

2020

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Award details

Awarding agency
Department of Defense
Branch
Navy
Recipient company
DATACRUNCH LAB, L. L. C.
Proposal award date
2020-07-13
Contract end date
2020-12-14
UEI
T92SERT92RD3
Solicitation number
20.4
Topic code
N204-A02

Research abstract

Situation: The success and safety of every mission depends on getting needed supplies, materials and equipment at a moment's notice. Unfortunately, external events like health emergency, natural disasters and wartime may make a system inaccessible. The system’s physical remoteness or inaccessibility, as well as lack of sufficient bandwidth for reliable communication, adds to the complexity and fragility of providing effective logistical support.  The implication is that it is difficult to get the right logistics information, difficult to communicate it to the right people, difficult to determine the best response, and then difficult to deliver that response. DON is seeking modern tools and capabilities to improve the resiliency of the existing systems utilized for logistical support in order to forward deployed forces, not just material support, but ensured dynamic, reliable, and robust delivery of medical supplies, support and care. Long Term Vision: DataCrunch Lab proposes the development of an integrated data environment that would assist logistics personnel in getting the right information, communicating the information to the right people, determining the best response, and delivering that response. The proposed platform would aggregate data from different sources - sensors, field reports, maintenance records, etc. - to monitor systems under fragile environments (remote locations, limited bandwidth, disruption due to natural disasters, etc.). Currently, issues in these remote, fragile systems are only detected during routine inspection or maintenance.  The innovation is focused on identifying anomalies and communicating the relevant contextual information needed to quickly service and maintain the remote systems. Our goal is to augment the logistics officer’s capability to determine the best response. We would develop a method to use sensor, machine learning, and data analytic technologies to quantify with confidence levels the current status of platforms and systems, and the logistic and maintenance needs.

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