SBIR/STTR Research Award

Innovative parallel GPU Database technology platform for?real-time processing, and visualization of actionable data.

Award identifier 7ba23f42c8d299678d5428c64f83c6dac4d0c4535cc6544ec76188be378f0d09Awarding agency Department of Defense · Air Force

Award amount

$48,441

Program and phase

SBIR · Phase I

Award year

2020

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Award details

Awarding agency
Department of Defense
Branch
Air Force
Recipient company
ARP Networks, Inc.
Proposal award date
2020-03-09
Contract end date
2020-06-09
UEI
H9KCMHEUKLT9
Solicitation number
X20.1
Topic code
J201-CSO1

Research abstract

The U.S. Air Force and the U.S. Military as a whole depend on data. Until recently collecting, validating, analysing, and visualizing that mountain of data has become outdated and slower than necessary. The process is need of an update. Right now the most popular methods for data querying and visualization depend on neatly structured data that is preprocessed. The reality is that data comes in many formats and at different amounts. These current systems break down when  some data or format is incorrect. These issues cause errors in actionable data or gaps in actionable information. These monolithic data systems suffer from slow queries and access to visualization data. Instead of using traditional methods of database querying with the ARPData GPU database platform the U.S. Military gains a new ability to quickly drill down into the data. With a GPU database you are able to perform 20,000 simultaneous queries in parallel allowing the Air Force and other Military partners to look across millions of rows of data in milliseconds.   All of this data can then be overlaid into our visualization layer where the data can be rendered into maps for geospatial intelligence, line charts for timeframe analysis, graphs for trend analysis, and heatmaps for large timescale analysis. The visualizations allow data to be sorted and filtered in real time to adjust however the operator needs to see the data.    ARPData is a GPU based database platform that uses a combination of parallel GPU processing, real-time mapping, and real-time billion row processing in a cloud or on premise environment all at lightning fast millisecond speed. Because the ARPData platform uses a parallel GPU process to search through data the results are much faster than traditional CPU based SQL databases such as Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, Tableau, and others. It enables an operator to quickly get to the data that they are looking for without relying on data that must be structured before being able to be processes. Our technology requires no previous preoptimization or cleaning before being processed. We solve the issue may Military and Enterprise partners have had for years. Sorting thought large data lakes looking for actionable data is can be a difficult and slow process. With ARPData we solve this issue by looking at all the data ant once and processing just the data that you are looking for.   We fit as a complimentary platform to the existing USAF database and data visualization strategies and work with existing database vendors only at a tenfold increase in speed for searches.   ARPData gives your infrastructure more speed when mission critical intelligence can’t wait.

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