Army SBIR

Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology ASA(ALT) releases contract opportunities on an ad-hoc basis to meet Army research and development needs.

Computational Analysis of Event Camera Imagery for Propellant Testing

A254-003 | Direct to Phase II

The objective of this effort is to develop a hardware and software solution to capture, process, and measure key parameters of the chaotic, high-speed, propellant development experiments in challenging real world lighting conditions. It is important because it will lead to advancements in propelling charge design that will enable greater range of artillery weapon systems in development and simultaneously increasing both the lethality and the safety of Soldiers utilizing propellants designed with this technology.

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Explosive Ordnance Disposal Visual Ordnance Identification Database (EODVOID)

A254-002 | Direct to Phase II

The Explosive Ordnance Disposal Visual Ordnance Identification Database (EODVOID) will develop an automated photogrammetry method to greatly increase the speed of scanning and creating 3D models for 1000’s of pieces of ordnance samples. This would enable the development of a much-needed authoritative ordnance database and serve as a baseline standard for training and developing AI/ML detection and classification algorithms.

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Lighter, Low-Cost Family of Bidirectional Inverters

A244-072 Direct to Phase II

During a recent analysis, the U.S. Army identified a critical need for improved energy management by 2040. Specifically, there is a gap in the availability of lightweight, cost-effective inverters that can handle power transfer in both directions—from AC to DC and DC to AC—at varying capacities (60 kW, 30 kW, and 10 kW). These inverters are essential for future tactical vehicles to efficiently manage power between generators and onboard systems.

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Water at the Point of Need

A244-71 Phase I

The U.S. Army requires the production of a portable, compact, and lightweight means to produce potable water at the point of need from salt, brackish, and freshwater sources to sustain small Security Forces Assistance Brigade (SFAB) teams for an extended durations in austere environments. Developing a lightweight potable water production capability located at the point of need would significantly reduce the logistics tail of the warfighter and support current distribution shortfalls.

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Enhanced Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Training Capability

A244-69 Phase I

This topic seeks to provide Joint Service Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technicians the capability to conduct a comprehensive, interactive training to enable identification and clearance of explosive and other hazards from friendly and adversary major weapons platforms currently unavailable to the institutional training base or operational force due to physical location, low density, or higher priority physical system testing requirements.

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Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML) Ready Synthetic Radio Frequency (RF) Data

A244-068 Direct to Phase II

The objective of this SBIR topic is to advance methods for generating and labeling synthetic data representing various classes of Radio Frequency (RF) signals. This synthetic data will support the training of Electronic Support and Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) models aimed at enhancing automated detection, characterization, and identification (DCI) of Signals of Interest (SoI).

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Equipment Rigging with Augmented Reality / Computer Vision

Virtual Goggles

The Aerial Delivery field has a systemic shortage of personnel at Skill Level 1 positions across all COMPOS that places the mission of packing personnel parachutes, large cargo parachutes, and rigging of equipment at risk of mission failure. This topic aims to deliver wearable, augmented reality and/or computer vision devices to non-Parachute Rigger Soldiers to increase technical capabilities for rigging their unit organic equipment, thus reducing overall Army Parachute Rigger requirements.

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