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  • LOW VISION AID FOR OBSERVERS WITH CENTRAL VISION LOSSES

    Nano Tech Services · Department of Health and Human Services

    Phase I1991$50,000

    THE LOW VISION AID DEVELOPED DURING THIS STUDY WILL PROVIDE AN ELECTRONIC DEVICE TO HELP VISUALLY IMPAIRED PERSONS MAXIMIZE THE USE OF THEIR RESIDUAL VISION, USING INNOVATIVE IMAGE ENHANCEMENT FILTERS THAT WILL BE AVAIL…

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  • Low-cost High-resolution fundus camera

    VisionQuest Biomedical Inc · Department of Health and Human Services

    Phase II2008$778,218

    DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The principal objective is to demonstrate clinically a commercially viable, low-cost, high-resolution fundus camera that: is easy to use, i.e., consistent with the operation of curre…

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  • LEADING EDGE STRUCTURAL CONCEPT FOR HYPERVELOCITY VEHICLE

    FOSTER-MILLER, INC. · Department of Defense

    Phase I1988$69,995

    A MAJOR PROBLEM FACING PHYPERSONIC VEHICLE DESIGNERS IS THE DEVELOPMENT OF FLIGHT STRUCTURES WHICH CAN WITHSTAND MULTIPLE HEATING CYCLES TO OVER 3500 DEG F. ADVANCED CARBON/CARBON COMPOSITES (ACC) ARE A LEADING CANDIDAT…

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  • Low-Cost Hot-Gas-Turbine Powered Hydraulic Power Supply

    M-DOT Aerospace · Department of Defense

    Phase II1998$599,998

    M-DOT Inc. proposes to conduct a trade study and design a low- cost hot-gas turbine driven fuel pump/hydraulic power supply for use on an advanced missile system. When design is complete, a cost analysis of a proposed p…

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  • Laser Doping for Silicon Carbide Device Fabrication

    AppliCote Associates · National Aeronautics and Space Administration

    Phase I2003$69,777

    Technical AbstractApplicote Associates proposes a 6 month $70K program to establish thefeasibility of controlled laser doping of silicon carbide as an enablingprocess step for the fabrication of advanced microelectronic…

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  • Laser Discrimination

    FLUOROCHEM, INC. · Department of Defense

    Phase II1996$594,431

    Rocket propellants with NF gourps to oxidize hydrocarbon or metal fuels provide performance advantages over oxygen-based systems. Such applications have been restricted because of difficulties in using difluoramine as a…

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  • Low Lift, Lightweight, Low Cost Aviator Helmet

    IMPACT MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES · Department of Defense

    Phase I1998$76,000

    Design and build a lightweight comfortable helmet that does not produce high lift loads that are transmitted to the neck upon high speed ejection. Such helmet must remain on the head when exposed to the windblast and hi…

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  • LOW COST STRUCTURAL CERAMIC COMPOSITES

    San Juan Technologies · Department of Defense

    Phase I1991$49,871

    THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS CONTRACT ARE TO APPLY INNOVATIVE CONCEPTS TO LOW TEMPERATURE FORMATION OF ADVANCED HIGH TEMPERATURE MATERIALS AND THEN INTEGRATE THESE CONCEPTS INTO LOW COST MANUFACTURING PROCESSES. THE COMPOSITE…

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  • LOW COST HIGH RELIABILITY HRG

    Amerasia Technology, Inc. · Department of Defense

    Phase II1989$499,979

    THIS PROPOSAL ADDRESSES THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INNOVATIVE STRAPDOWN GYRO, THE HEMISPHERICAL RESONATOR GYRO (HRG). THE HRG OFFERS IMPROVED ROTATION SENSING WITH SIMPLIFIED SYSTEM MECHANIZATION, HIGHER RELIABILITY AND IMPR…

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  • LARGE VOLUME CDZNTE GROWTH FOR NUCLEAR IMAGING

    RADIATION MONITORING DEVICES, INC. · Department of Health and Human Services

    Phase I1999$100,000

    Not Available This proposal encompasses a reinforcement alternative to steel rebars that are deteriorating due to corrosion on waterfront constructions. Fiber reinforced polymer reinforcing has been used in the past dec…

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  • Low Threshold Cryogenic Vertical-cavity Lasers

    CONDUCTUS, INC. · Department of Energy

    Phase I1997$74,970

    13 Low Threshold Cryogenic Vertical-cavity Lasers--Conductus, Inc., 969 West Maude Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94086-2802; (408) 523-9428 Dr. Yongming Zhang, Principal Investigator Mr. William J. Tamblyn, Business Official DO…

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  • LNG Vehicle High-Pressure Fuel System

    The Research Partnership · Department of Energy

    Phase I1997$74,949

    88 LNG Vehicle High-Pressure Fuel System--The Research Partnership, 561 Thian Way, Palo Alto, CA 94306-3921; (415) 424-0426 Mr. Charles Powars, Principal Investigator Mr. T. Craig Derbidge, Business Official DOE Grant N…

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  • LEMMING: AN ACTIVE RF COUNTERMEASURE

    PERCEPTRONICS SOLUTIONS, INC · Department of Defense

    Phase II1986$465,000

    THIS PROPOSED EFFORT IS CONCERNED WITH AN ACTIVE R.F. COUNTERMEASURE OF THE DECEPTION TYPE FOR MISSILE SYSTEMS EMPLOYING PHASE MONOPULSE SEEKERS. IT IS ESSENTIALLY A GUIDANCE LOOP DESTABILIZER WHERE THE GUIDANCE LOOP, B…

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  • Low-cost AIS Device for Small Boats

    Pharad, LLC · Department of Homeland Security

    Phase I2004$99,998

    Pharad proposes the design of a low cost Class B Basic AIS device that will be compliant with IEC 62287 testing requirements. Such a low cost AIS device is key to the wide scale deployment of AIS in vessels operating in…

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  • Low Cost Automated Urinalysis using Spectral Data

    Advanced Digital Imaging Research, LLC · Department of Health and Human Services

    Phase I2005$100,000

    DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Clinical urinalysis is performed to examine the chemical and formed particle composition of urine. It is used as a screening and/or diagnostic tool to detect different metabolic and…

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