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Welcome to the 2017 Department of the Navy Forum for SBIR/STTR Transition (FST). Once again the FST is co-located with the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space Exposition. All the exhibits, all the interesting speakers and panels, all the excitement – all under one roof! In the FST Exhibit Hall (Woodrow Wilson Ballroom) 99 small businesses will be showcasing their SBIR/STTR Phase II technologies. So before (or after) you visit the Sea-Air-Space exhibits make sure to come upstairs to see the future technologies of our naval forces. Innovation delivered – don’t miss it! On Monday and Tuesday, each of the exhibiting SBIR companies will discuss their technologies. This year, for your convenience, we have grouped related technologies into clusters. Each cluster will host a number of 10-minute, mini-presentations – called “Tech Talks”. See pages 9-11 for dates and times of each presentation. Highly informative, yet time efficient! Not sure what technologies you want to see? Visit one of our Information Booths (look for the Blue & Gold FST Logo) and search for companies or technologies using our Virtual Transition Marketplace (VTM) kiosk or visit the VTM on your smartphone or mobile device – go to NavyFST.com/vtm. See or hear something that you like? Schedule a one-on-one meeting with any of the FST exhibiting companies that catch your interest. This can also be done through the VTM.
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Now in its seventeenth year, the Forum for SBIR/STTR Transition (FST) remains focused on highlighting the technologies and small businesses that participate in the Department of the Navy’s SBIR/STTR Transition Program (STP). This 10-month program is designed to promote the transition of DoN-funded Phase II SBIR/STTR technologies to military systems and defense industry programs of record. This event is centered on four key aspects to facilitate that transition: » Seeing the Small Businesses on the Exhibit Floor (Woodrow Wilson Ballroom)
» Hearing the Small Businesses present during “Tech Talks” (Annapolis 1-4)
» Meeting the Small Businesses in a one-on-one setting (Baltimore Meeting Rooms)
» Understanding the processes and challenges from our Keynotes/Panels (Cherry Blossom Ballroom)
Use this program book to guide your exploration of the Forum and the opportunities it presents. On the following pages you will find a detailed floor plan of the Gaylord Convention Center and the FST areas, a comprehensive schedule of events for all three days, and information about how to meet and listen to the 99 small business discussing 107 projects funded by SBIR/STTR.
INFORMATION DESK If you have a question, cannot find a resource, or need directions to your next event please visit the Information Desk located in the main hallway leading from the Atrium to the FST area or our satellite Information Desk near the SAS Registration area. Each location has a computer kiosk available for you to search technologies on the Virtual Transition Marketplace (VTM) or make on-the-spot requests for a one-on-one meeting with one of the small businesses.
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EXHIBIT HALL All 99 small businesses are exhibiting in the Woodrow Wilson Ballroom (FST Exhibit Hall). Browse through all of the aisles to ensure that you see all of the Technology Areas represented. Looking for a specific company or technology? Use the exhibit floor plan and the small business guides located on pages 12-15 to find specific companies or Technology Areas. The same information is also available online – visit our kiosks at the Information Desks or view it online at NavyFST.com/exhibits. New this year: download the FST App to your smartphone and carry all the details with you! Don’t forget to visit our government booths located inside the Exhibit Hall. Representatives from Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR), the Navy’s Technology Transfer (T2) ORTAs, the Missile Defense Agency and the U.S. Army’s SBIR/STTR Program are available to answer small business integration questions or to highlight opportunities for technology transfer.
SMALL BUSINESS “TECH TALKS” This year each small business will be presenting a “Tech Talk” in one of the 21 Technology Areas. These 10-minute overviews of their SBIR/STTR topic cover the technology developed, the need they fulfill, the defense program application, the transition path, and an overview of the small business. The 21 Technology Areas provide conveniently grouped companies by topic – review the schedule on pages 9-11 of this guide to find the topics which interest you. Follow up with the small businesses after their presentations or, better yet, schedule a one-on-one meeting with them for an opportunity to meet in a quiet setting without interruptions.
ONE-ON-ONE MEETINGS
This year our one-on-one meeting space is adjacent to the Exhibit Hall in the Baltimore meeting rooms. We have ample space for you to sit down and discuss, in a semi-private area, opportunities and technologies with our small businesses. By utilizing our online meeting request scheduler you can instantly see time slots when the small business is available to meet with you without schedule conflicts or interruptions. Visit one of our Information Desks and use one of our Internet Kiosks to set up your meeting on site or navigate to eiseverywhere.com/esocial/215155 in advance from your computer or smartphone.
VIRTUAL TRANSITION MARKETPLACE
Don’t forget…the VTM is available at all times for you to search, research, and connect with the participating small businesses and Navy Technology Transfer programs. It’s as easy as 1–2–3. Don’t miss the chance to see a technology that could impact a Navy or USMC Program, System, or Platform – these companies are just steps away!
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Photography/videography will take place throughout the event; by attending the FST, attendees authorize the use of these images for future use by the Department of the Navy.
TELL US WHAT YOU THINK
We would love to receive feedback on your experience at FST. Tell us what worked or how we can do even better next year! Did you find a particular Keynote, Panel or Small Business presentation intriguing? What are your thoughts on FST partnering with Sea-Air-Space? Let us know! Take our event survey online at: surveymonkey.com/r/CJQMYWT. Upon completion of the survey you will be given the opportunity to receive a digital copy of the 2017 FST Attendee list via email.
1) Find Small Businesses of Interest to You 2) Set up a Meeting 3) The Scheduler Alerts You and the Small Business
DOWNLOAD THE FST APP!
This year we are excited to offer a FST App for Android and Apple devices. Available in the App Store, on Google Play, or at NavyFST.com/app use the app to plan your visit, research a small business, and stay up-to-date on FST events as they happen with alerts and reminders. The FST App has the full schedule including biographies of all the Keynote speakers, Panel members, and Tech Talk Hosts. Can’t find a particular small business in the Exhibit Hall? Let the App show you where they are in relation to you!
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FLOOR PLAN
Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center
Convention Center Conference Facilities Prince George’s Exhibition Hall
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DAY 1
Monday, April 3
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Woodrow Wilson Ballroom
Exhibit Hall Open
10:30 AM – 11:30 AM Keynote Cherry Blossom Ballroom
“It takes too long and costs too much – Building the Navy of the Future“ RADM Michael Manazir, Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Warfare Systems (OPNAV N9)
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Networking Reception (Sponsored) Cherry Blossom Ballroom
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Tech Talks
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Technology Transfer Overview
3:20 PM – 5:00 PM
Tech Talks
Annapolis 1-4 Annapolis 1
Annapolis 1-4
DAY 2
See breakout on page 9 Offices of Research and Technology Applications (ORTA) Naval Research Lab, NSWC Carderock, NUWC Newport See breakout on page 9-10
Tuesday, April 4
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Woodrow Wilson Ballroom
Exhibit Hall Open
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Tech Talks Annapolis 1-4
See breakout on page 10
10:30 AM – 11:30 AM Keynote Cherry Blossom Ballroom
“Building the Future Navy Fleet” James Smerchansky, Executive Director, Naval Sea Systems Command
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Networking Reception (Sponsored) Woodrow Wilson Ballroom
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Annapolis 1-4
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
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DAY 3
Tech Talks
See breakout on pages 10-11
FST Panel “Realizing Fleet Savings through SBIR/STTR” Moderator: Thomas J. Meaney, President & CEO, Mikros Systems Chris Root, Fleet Readiness Centers, NAVAIR Douglas Marker, PEO Integrated Warfare Systems, NAVSEA Craig Owens, Technical Lead–SBIR Program, Lockheed Martin
Wednesday, April 5
8:00 AM – 8:30 AM
Keynote
8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Exhibit Hall Open
Cherry Blossom Ballroom
Woodrow Wilson Ballroom
“Acquisition Reform and American Jobs” The Honorable Steve Knight, U.S. House of Representatives Member of the House Armed Services Committee Science, Space and Technology Committee Small Business Committee
DAY 1
Monday, April 3
1:00 PM – 1:40 PM
Annapolis 1
Actuators / Control Surfaces
Actuator motor technology, micro UAV control surface advancements, and controller technology for towed arrays
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Annapolis 2
1:00 PM – 1:50 PM Annapolis 3
1:00 PM – 1:50 PM Annapolis 4
3:20 PM – 4:20 PM Annapolis 2
3:30 PM – 4:50 PM Annapolis 3
3:40 PM – 5:00 PM Annapolis 4
AVID, LLC, AF083-097 (NAVAIR) Physical Optics Corporation, N132-117 (NAVSEA) International Electronic Machines, N141-023 (NAVSEA)
Shipboard Systems
Technologies related to repairs, materials handling and storage; an interactive, wearable training device for shipboard engineering maintenance skills is demonstrated 1:10 PM
NanoSonic, Inc., N141-052, NAVSEA
1:20 PM
Robotic Research, LLC, N131-054, NAVSEA
1:30 PM
Advanced Materials and Devices, N132-143, SSP
1:40 PM
Physical Optics Corporation, N122-131, NAVSEA
1:50 PM
AnthroTronix, Inc., N142-124, ONR
Munitions and Weapons
Advanced modeling & simulation, testing and new materials are discussed 1:10 PM
Reaction Engineering International, N10A-T002, (NAVAIR)
1:20 PM
BlazeTech Corp., N10A-T011, (NAVAIR)
1:30 PM
MATSYS, Inc., N141-072, (ONR)
1:40 PM
Mechanical Solutions, Inc., N141-007, (NAVAIR)
Batteries
Lithium-ion replacement systems and high-power batteries for sonobuoys/missiles 1:10 PM
Bettergy Corp., N142-110 (NAVAIR)
1:20 PM
Creare, LLC, N14A-T006 (NAVAIR)
1:30 PM
MaxPower, Inc., N142-092 (NAVAIR)
1:40 PM
EIC Laboratories, Inc., N14A-T006 (NAVAIR)
TECH TALKS
1:10 PM 1:20 PM 1:30 PM
Non-Destructive Inspection (NDI)
Inspection and testing of aircraft components and fracture analysis are explored 3:30 PM
Thermal Wave Imaging, Inc., N092-097 (NAVAIR)
3:40 PM
Prime Photonics, LC, AF141-205 (NAVAIR)
3:50 PM
Materials Research & Design, N13A-T008 (NAVAIR)
4:00 PM
Spectral Sciences, Inc., N13A-T011 (ONR)
4:10 PM
Alpha STAR, N13A-T008 (NAVAIR)
Antennas, RF Technologies
In addition to RF detection and testing, this cluster also includes technologies on new antenna designs and waveforms 3:40 PM
FIRST RF Corporation, N131-007 (NAVAIR)
3:50 PM
H6 Systems, Inc., N122-127 (NAVAIR)
4:00 PM
Pacific Antenna Systems, N141-015 (NAVAIR)
4:10 PM
GIRD Systems, Inc., N121-097 (ONR)
4:20 PM
EpiSys Science, Inc., N141-065 (ONR)
4:30 PM
Applied Signals Intelligence, N142-114 (ONR)
4:40 PM
Bascom Hunter Technologies, N112-170 (SPAWAR)
Energy Technologies
Advances in energy harvesting and storage, fuel cells, solar, and power conversion 3:50 PM
Candent Technologies Incorporated, N132-086 (MARCOR)
4:00 PM
Agiltron Corporation, N14A-T003 (NAVAIR)
4:10 PM
Advanced Cooling Technologies, Inc., N142-116 (ONR)
4:20 PM
API Engineering, LLC, N101-081 (ONR)
4:30 PM
Atrex Energy, Inc., N131-067 (ONR)
4:40 PM
Electric Drivetrain Technologies, LLC, N13A-T028 (ONR)
4:50 PM
Global Technology Connection, Inc., N141-073 (ONR)
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3:50 PM – 5:00 PM Annapolis 1
Advanced Materials
Includes composites and alloys, plus a contamination-resistant bearing technology 4:00 PM 4:10 PM 4:20 PM 4:30 PM 4:40 PM 4:50 PM
DAY 2
Engineering & Software System Solutions (ES3), Inc., AF071-320 (NAVAIR) Piasecki Aircraft Corporation, N142-103 (NAVAIR) San Diego Composites, Inc., N142-097 (NAVAIR) Triton Systems, Inc., N131-016 (NAVAIR) Materials Research & Design, N142-119 (ONR) QuesTek Innovations, LLC, N141-062 (ONR)
Tuesday, April 4
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Maritime Sensors & Systems Annapolis 1
Sensors and technologies that support or enhance sonar, sonobuoys and unmanned platforms used in maritime detection; plus a new Contaminated Water Diving System design
9:10 AM Area I, Inc., N141-014 (NAVAIR) 9:20 AM QuSpin, N141-004 (NAVAIR) 9:30 AM Paragon Space Development Corporation, CBD02-201 (NAVSEA) 9:40 AM Daniel H. Wagner, Associates, Incorporated, N141-039 (NAVSEA) 9:50 AM Texas Research Institute Austin, Inc., N141-056 (NAVSEA) 10:00 AM Tetramer Technologies, LLC, N132-137 (ONR) 10:10 AM Analysis, Design & Diagnostics, Inc., N141-070 (ONR) 10:20 AM SeaLandAire Technologies, Inc., N142-117 (ONR)
9:00 AM – 9:50 AM Annapolis 3
9:10 AM – 10:30 AM
TECH TALKS
Annapolis 4
10
Transparent Materials, Armor
In addition to transparent armor materials, this cluster also includes optical and RF transparent materials
9:10 AM 9:20 AM 9:30 AM 9:40 AM
Rock West Composites, Inc., N101-034 (NAVAIR) Karagozian and Case, Inc., N121-066 (NAVSEA) CeraNova Corporation, N102-163 (NSMA) Transparent Armor Solutions, N131-073 (ONR)
Directed Energy & Countermeasures
Power, energy & electronic/microwave technologies for directed energy, non-lethal & Electronic Warfare (EW)
9:20 AM 9:30 AM 9:40 AM 9:50 AM 10:00 AM 10:10 AM 10:20 AM
CFD Research Corporation, N132-084 (MARCOR) RadiaBeam Technologies, LLC, N132-087 (MARCOR) TeraDiode, Inc. / Forward Photonics, N142-093 (NAVAIR) American Superconductor, N132-127 (ONR) Eagle Harbor Technologies, Inc., N132-129 (ONR) Metamagnetics, Inc., N141-060 (ONR) SI2 Technologies, Inc., N121-104 (SPAWAR)
9:20 AM – 10:20 AM C2 Systems & User Interfaces Annapolis 2
Maritime and aviation display systems are exhibited along with mission planning system advancements (JMPS)
9:30 AM Charles River Analytics, Inc., N141-019 (NAVAIR) 9:40 AM Signal Processing, Inc., N111-022 (NAVAIR) 9:50 AM ASSETT, Inc., N141-022 (NAVSEA) 10:00 AM Rite-Solutions, N101-047 (NAVSEA) 10:10 AM Systems Technology, Inc., N132-133 (ONR)
9:50 AM – 10:30 AM Vehicle Technologies Annapolis 3
Tactical vehicle 10:00 AM 10:10 AM 10:20 AM
1:00 PM – 1:50 PM
Modeling & Simulation Analysis Tools – Aviation & Engine Applications
Annapolis 1
Aircraft engine 1:10 PM 1:20 PM 1:30 PM 1:40 PM
1:00 PM – 1:50 PM Annapolis 4
safety and efficiency technologies BlazeTech Corp., N132-085 (MARCOR) Electro-Mechanical Associates, N133-148 (MARCOR) Poseidon Systems, LLC, N133-149 (MARCOR)
and timing applications are discussed in this cluster subset Intelligent Automation, Inc., N14A-T005 (NAVAIR) Optimal Solutions Software, LLC, N13A-T002 (NAVAIR) ColdQuanta, N13A-T018 (ONR) Imaging Systems Technology, N13A-T012 (ONR)
Intelligence & Data Fusion Applications
Innovative software solutions for data fusion, crowd sourcing, enterprise data and object detection 1:10 PM Mayachitra, Inc., N14A-T008 (NAVAIR) 1:20 PM Real-Time Innovations, N141-046 (NAVSEA) 1:30 PM Charles River Analytics, Inc., N131-063 (ONR) 1:40 PM Knowledge Based Systems, Inc., N112-152 (ONR)
1:20 PM – 2:00 PM Annapolis 2
Annapolis 3
2:00 PM – 2:50 PM Annapolis 4
1:30 PM
Upstate Scientific, N141-003 (NAVAIR)
1:40 PM
Daico Industries, Inc., N131-049 (NAVSEA)
1:50 PM
Nuvotronics, Inc., N141-034 (NAVSEA)
Training Systems
Wearable sensors, image generators, desktop systems and virtual trainers 2:10 PM GameSim, Inc., N141-006 (NAVAIR) 2:20 PM 2:30 PM
Applied Research in Acoustics, LLC, N141-028 (NAVSEA)
2:40 PM
Vivonics, Inc., N14A-T019 (ONR)
3:00 PM 3:10 PM
PhaseSpace, Inc., N09-T021 (ONR)
enomalies, N132-130 (ONR)
Sonalysts, Inc., N131-078 (SPAWAR)
Intelligence & Data Fusion Applications DCGS Focus
Four projects specifically applicable to the Distributed Common Ground System-Navy (DCGS-N) 2:10 PM
Jove Sciences, Inc., N132-135 (ONR)
2:20 PM
Securboration, Inc., N14A-T024 (ONR)
2:30 PM
Systems & Technology Research, N142-122 (ONR)
2:40 PM
Jove Sciences, Inc., N101-101 (SPAWAR)
2:10 PM – 3:00 PM
Optical Fiber / Laser Technologies
Annapolis 2
Technologies related to laser/optical fiber replacement of traditional cable in aircraft sensors and systems
2:40 PM – 3:40 PM Annapolis 1
2:20 PM
EM Photonics, Incorporated, N101-030 (NAVAIR)
2:30 PM
Freedom Photonics, LLC, N141-013 (NAVAIR)
2:40 PM
Orbits Lightwave, Inc., N141-005 (NAVAIR)
2:50 PM
PROMET International, Inc. / Promet Optics, N092-118 (NAVAIR)
TECH TALKS
2:00 PM – 3:20 PM
Radar Technologies
Amplifiers, phase shifters and clutter reduction are discussed
Modeling & Simulation / Analysis Tools Maritime System Applications This is a broad cluster covering maintenance and damage assessments as well as ship design and acquisition analysis 2:50 PM
Anchor Technology, Inc., N132-108 (NAVSEA)
3:00 PM
Applied Technical Systems, Inc., N141-037 (NAVSEA)
3:10 PM
Cybernet Systems Corporation, N141-050 (NAVSEA)
3:20 PM
SimVentions, Inc., N141-055 (NAVSEA)
3:30 PM
ATA Engineering, Inc., N141-032 (NAVSEA)
3:10 PM – 4:00 PM
Atmospheric / Weather Sensing Technologies
Annapolis 2
Technologies for sensing aircraft icing conditions as well as atmospheric assessment of laser operations 3:20 PM
FIRST RF Corporation, N142-101 (NAVAIR)
3:30 PM
Physical Sciences, Inc., N131-046 (NAVSEA)
3:40 PM
Innovative Dynamics, Inc., N142-101 (NAVAIR)
3:50 PM
Charles River Analytics, Inc., N142-121 (ONR)
3:10 PM – 4:00 PM
Maritime Autonomy
Annapolis 4
Unmanned Underwater Vehicle (UUV) technologies are discussed 3:20 PM
Hydronalix, Inc., N102-182 (NAVAIR)
3:30 PM
Boston Engineering Corporation, N08-T030 (ONR)
3:40 PM
Adaptive Methods, Inc., N131-044 (NAVSEA)
3:50 PM
Daniel H. Wagner, Associates, Incorporated, OSD06-UM1 (ONR)
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API Engineering, LLC Hydronalix, Inc. Atrex Energy, Inc. ATA Engineering, Inc. NanoSonic, Inc. San Diego Composites, Inc. SI2 Technologies, Inc. American Superconductor BlazeTech Corp. Mechanical Solutions, Inc. SeaLandAire Technologies, Inc. Rock West Composites, Inc. SimVentions, Inc. Adaptive Methods, Inc. Candent Technologies Incorporated Area I, Inc. EM Photonics, Incorporated PROMET International, Inc. / Promet Optics Eagle Harbor Technologies, Inc. AVID, LLC Real-Time Innovations Advanced Materials and Devices CeraNova Corporation Transparent Armor Solutions Engineering & Software System Solutions (ES3), Inc. Nuvotronics, Inc. Imaging Systems Technology Bettergy Corp. Physical Sciences, Inc. Charles River Analytics, Inc. Mayachitra, Inc. Orbits Lightwave, Inc. Tetramer Technologies, LLC International Electronic Machines Jove Sciences, Inc. Securboration, Inc. GameSim, Inc. Physical Optics Corporation ASSETT, Inc. Optimal Solutions Software, LLC EpiSys Science, Inc. Reaction Engineering International Texas Research Institute Austin, Inc. QuesTek Innovations, LLC Analysis, Design & Diagnostics, Inc. Applied Research in Acoustics, LLC PhaseSpace, Inc. Agiltron Corporation Systems & Technology Research
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Forum For SBIR/STTR Transition an
DELIVERING
Event
I N N O VAT I O N
APRIL 3-5, 2017 Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center, National Harbor, MD
U.S. Navy
Co-located with
Welcome
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About FST
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Floor Plan
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Agenda
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Tech Talks
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Exhibits
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Small Business Index
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U.S. Navy
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Welcome to the 2017 Department of the Navy Forum for SBIR/STTR Transition (FST). Once again the FST is co-located with the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space Exposition. All the exhibits, all the interesting speakers and panels, all the excitement – all under one roof! In the FST Exhibit Hall (Woodrow Wilson Ballroom) 99 small businesses will be showcasing their SBIR/STTR Phase II technologies. So before (or after) you visit the Sea-Air-Space exhibits make sure to come upstairs to see the future technologies of our naval forces. Innovation delivered – don’t miss it! On Monday and Tuesday, each of the exhibiting SBIR companies will discuss their technologies. This year, for your convenience, we have grouped related technologies into clusters. Each cluster will host a number of 10-minute, mini-presentations – called “Tech Talks”. See pages 9-11 for dates and times of each presentation. Highly informative, yet time efficient! Not sure what technologies you want to see? Visit one of our Information Booths (look for the Blue & Gold FST Logo) and search for companies or technologies using our Virtual Transition Marketplace (VTM) kiosk or visit the VTM on your smartphone or mobile device – go to NavyFST.com/vtm. See or hear something that you like? Schedule a one-on-one meeting with any of the FST exhibiting companies that catch your interest. This can also be done through the VTM.
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Now in its seventeenth year, the Forum for SBIR/STTR Transition (FST) remains focused on highlighting the technologies and small businesses that participate in the Department of the Navy’s SBIR/STTR Transition Program (STP). This 10-month program is designed to promote the transition of DoN-funded Phase II SBIR/STTR technologies to military systems and defense industry programs of record. This event is centered on four key aspects to facilitate that transition: » Seeing the Small Businesses on the Exhibit Floor (Woodrow Wilson Ballroom)
» Hearing the Small Businesses present during “Tech Talks” (Annapolis 1-4)
» Meeting the Small Businesses in a one-on-one setting (Baltimore Meeting Rooms)
» Understanding the processes and challenges from our Keynotes/Panels (Cherry Blossom Ballroom)
Use this program book to guide your exploration of the Forum and the opportunities it presents. On the following pages you will find a detailed floor plan of the Gaylord Convention Center and the FST areas, a comprehensive schedule of events for all three days, and information about how to meet and listen to the 99 small business discussing 107 projects funded by SBIR/STTR.
INFORMATION DESK If you have a question, cannot find a resource, or need directions to your next event please visit the Information Desk located in the main hallway leading from the Atrium to the FST area or our satellite Information Desk near the SAS Registration area. Each location has a computer kiosk available for you to search technologies on the Virtual Transition Marketplace (VTM) or make on-the-spot requests for a one-on-one meeting with one of the small businesses.
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EXHIBIT HALL All 99 small businesses are exhibiting in the Woodrow Wilson Ballroom (FST Exhibit Hall). Browse through all of the aisles to ensure that you see all of the Technology Areas represented. Looking for a specific company or technology? Use the exhibit floor plan and the small business guides located on pages 12-15 to find specific companies or Technology Areas. The same information is also available online – visit our kiosks at the Information Desks or view it online at NavyFST.com/exhibits. New this year: download the FST App to your smartphone and carry all the details with you! Don’t forget to visit our government booths located inside the Exhibit Hall. Representatives from Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR), the Navy’s Technology Transfer (T2) ORTAs, the Missile Defense Agency and the U.S. Army’s SBIR/STTR Program are available to answer small business integration questions or to highlight opportunities for technology transfer.
SMALL BUSINESS “TECH TALKS” This year each small business will be presenting a “Tech Talk” in one of the 21 Technology Areas. These 10-minute overviews of their SBIR/STTR topic cover the technology developed, the need they fulfill, the defense program application, the transition path, and an overview of the small business. The 21 Technology Areas provide conveniently grouped companies by topic – review the schedule on pages 9-11 of this guide to find the topics which interest you. Follow up with the small businesses after their presentations or, better yet, schedule a one-on-one meeting with them for an opportunity to meet in a quiet setting without interruptions.
ONE-ON-ONE MEETINGS
This year our one-on-one meeting space is adjacent to the Exhibit Hall in the Baltimore meeting rooms. We have ample space for you to sit down and discuss, in a semi-private area, opportunities and technologies with our small businesses. By utilizing our online meeting request scheduler you can instantly see time slots when the small business is available to meet with you without schedule conflicts or interruptions. Visit one of our Information Desks and use one of our Internet Kiosks to set up your meeting on site or navigate to eiseverywhere.com/esocial/215155 in advance from your computer or smartphone.
VIRTUAL TRANSITION MARKETPLACE
Don’t forget…the VTM is available at all times for you to search, research, and connect with the participating small businesses and Navy Technology Transfer programs. It’s as easy as 1–2–3. Don’t miss the chance to see a technology that could impact a Navy or USMC Program, System, or Platform – these companies are just steps away!
PHOTOGRAPHY
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TELL US WHAT YOU THINK
We would love to receive feedback on your experience at FST. Tell us what worked or how we can do even better next year! Did you find a particular Keynote, Panel or Small Business presentation intriguing? What are your thoughts on FST partnering with Sea-Air-Space? Let us know! Take our event survey online at: surveymonkey.com/r/CJQMYWT. Upon completion of the survey you will be given the opportunity to receive a digital copy of the 2017 FST Attendee list via email.
1) Find Small Businesses of Interest to You 2) Set up a Meeting 3) The Scheduler Alerts You and the Small Business
DOWNLOAD THE FST APP!
This year we are excited to offer a FST App for Android and Apple devices. Available in the App Store, on Google Play, or at NavyFST.com/app use the app to plan your visit, research a small business, and stay up-to-date on FST events as they happen with alerts and reminders. The FST App has the full schedule including biographies of all the Keynote speakers, Panel members, and Tech Talk Hosts. Can’t find a particular small business in the Exhibit Hall? Let the App show you where they are in relation to you!
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DAY 1
Monday, April 3
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Woodrow Wilson Ballroom
Exhibit Hall Open
10:30 AM – 11:30 AM Keynote Cherry Blossom Ballroom
“It takes too long and costs too much – Building the Navy of the Future“ RADM Michael Manazir, Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Warfare Systems (OPNAV N9)
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Networking Reception (Sponsored) Cherry Blossom Ballroom
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Tech Talks
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Technology Transfer Overview
3:20 PM – 5:00 PM
Tech Talks
Annapolis 1-4 Annapolis 1
Annapolis 1-4
DAY 2
See breakout on page 9 Offices of Research and Technology Applications (ORTA) Naval Research Lab, NSWC Carderock, NUWC Newport See breakout on page 9-10
Tuesday, April 4
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Woodrow Wilson Ballroom
Exhibit Hall Open
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Tech Talks Annapolis 1-4
See breakout on page 10
10:30 AM – 11:30 AM Keynote Cherry Blossom Ballroom
“Building the Future Navy Fleet” James Smerchansky, Executive Director, Naval Sea Systems Command
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Networking Reception (Sponsored) Woodrow Wilson Ballroom
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Annapolis 1-4
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
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Tech Talks
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FST Panel “Realizing Fleet Savings through SBIR/STTR” Moderator: Thomas J. Meaney, President & CEO, Mikros Systems Chris Root, Fleet Readiness Centers, NAVAIR Douglas Marker, PEO Integrated Warfare Systems, NAVSEA Craig Owens, Technical Lead–SBIR Program, Lockheed Martin
Wednesday, April 5
8:00 AM – 8:30 AM
Keynote
8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Exhibit Hall Open
Cherry Blossom Ballroom
Woodrow Wilson Ballroom
“Acquisition Reform and American Jobs” The Honorable Steve Knight, U.S. House of Representatives Member of the House Armed Services Committee Science, Space and Technology Committee Small Business Committee
DAY 1
Monday, April 3
1:00 PM – 1:40 PM
Annapolis 1
Actuators / Control Surfaces
Actuator motor technology, micro UAV control surface advancements, and controller technology for towed arrays
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Annapolis 2
1:00 PM – 1:50 PM Annapolis 3
1:00 PM – 1:50 PM Annapolis 4
3:20 PM – 4:20 PM Annapolis 2
3:30 PM – 4:50 PM Annapolis 3
3:40 PM – 5:00 PM Annapolis 4
AVID, LLC, AF083-097 (NAVAIR) Physical Optics Corporation, N132-117 (NAVSEA) International Electronic Machines, N141-023 (NAVSEA)
Shipboard Systems
Technologies related to repairs, materials handling and storage; an interactive, wearable training device for shipboard engineering maintenance skills is demonstrated 1:10 PM
NanoSonic, Inc., N141-052, NAVSEA
1:20 PM
Robotic Research, LLC, N131-054, NAVSEA
1:30 PM
Advanced Materials and Devices, N132-143, SSP
1:40 PM
Physical Optics Corporation, N122-131, NAVSEA
1:50 PM
AnthroTronix, Inc., N142-124, ONR
Munitions and Weapons
Advanced modeling & simulation, testing and new materials are discussed 1:10 PM
Reaction Engineering International, N10A-T002, (NAVAIR)
1:20 PM
BlazeTech Corp., N10A-T011, (NAVAIR)
1:30 PM
MATSYS, Inc., N141-072, (ONR)
1:40 PM
Mechanical Solutions, Inc., N141-007, (NAVAIR)
Batteries
Lithium-ion replacement systems and high-power batteries for sonobuoys/missiles 1:10 PM
Bettergy Corp., N142-110 (NAVAIR)
1:20 PM
Creare, LLC, N14A-T006 (NAVAIR)
1:30 PM
MaxPower, Inc., N142-092 (NAVAIR)
1:40 PM
EIC Laboratories, Inc., N14A-T006 (NAVAIR)
TECH TALKS
1:10 PM 1:20 PM 1:30 PM
Non-Destructive Inspection (NDI)
Inspection and testing of aircraft components and fracture analysis are explored 3:30 PM
Thermal Wave Imaging, Inc., N092-097 (NAVAIR)
3:40 PM
Prime Photonics, LC, AF141-205 (NAVAIR)
3:50 PM
Materials Research & Design, N13A-T008 (NAVAIR)
4:00 PM
Spectral Sciences, Inc., N13A-T011 (ONR)
4:10 PM
Alpha STAR, N13A-T008 (NAVAIR)
Antennas, RF Technologies
In addition to RF detection and testing, this cluster also includes technologies on new antenna designs and waveforms 3:40 PM
FIRST RF Corporation, N131-007 (NAVAIR)
3:50 PM
H6 Systems, Inc., N122-127 (NAVAIR)
4:00 PM
Pacific Antenna Systems, N141-015 (NAVAIR)
4:10 PM
GIRD Systems, Inc., N121-097 (ONR)
4:20 PM
EpiSys Science, Inc., N141-065 (ONR)
4:30 PM
Applied Signals Intelligence, N142-114 (ONR)
4:40 PM
Bascom Hunter Technologies, N112-170 (SPAWAR)
Energy Technologies
Advances in energy harvesting and storage, fuel cells, solar, and power conversion 3:50 PM
Candent Technologies Incorporated, N132-086 (MARCOR)
4:00 PM
Agiltron Corporation, N14A-T003 (NAVAIR)
4:10 PM
Advanced Cooling Technologies, Inc., N142-116 (ONR)
4:20 PM
API Engineering, LLC, N101-081 (ONR)
4:30 PM
Atrex Energy, Inc., N131-067 (ONR)
4:40 PM
Electric Drivetrain Technologies, LLC, N13A-T028 (ONR)
4:50 PM
Global Technology Connection, Inc., N141-073 (ONR)
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Advanced Materials
Includes composites and alloys, plus a contamination-resistant bearing technology 4:00 PM 4:10 PM 4:20 PM 4:30 PM 4:40 PM 4:50 PM
DAY 2
Engineering & Software System Solutions (ES3), Inc., AF071-320 (NAVAIR) Piasecki Aircraft Corporation, N142-103 (NAVAIR) San Diego Composites, Inc., N142-097 (NAVAIR) Triton Systems, Inc., N131-016 (NAVAIR) Materials Research & Design, N142-119 (ONR) QuesTek Innovations, LLC, N141-062 (ONR)
Tuesday, April 4
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Maritime Sensors & Systems Annapolis 1
Sensors and technologies that support or enhance sonar, sonobuoys and unmanned platforms used in maritime detection; plus a new Contaminated Water Diving System design
9:10 AM Area I, Inc., N141-014 (NAVAIR) 9:20 AM QuSpin, N141-004 (NAVAIR) 9:30 AM Paragon Space Development Corporation, CBD02-201 (NAVSEA) 9:40 AM Daniel H. Wagner, Associates, Incorporated, N141-039 (NAVSEA) 9:50 AM Texas Research Institute Austin, Inc., N141-056 (NAVSEA) 10:00 AM Tetramer Technologies, LLC, N132-137 (ONR) 10:10 AM Analysis, Design & Diagnostics, Inc., N141-070 (ONR) 10:20 AM SeaLandAire Technologies, Inc., N142-117 (ONR)
9:00 AM – 9:50 AM Annapolis 3
9:10 AM – 10:30 AM
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Transparent Materials, Armor
In addition to transparent armor materials, this cluster also includes optical and RF transparent materials
9:10 AM 9:20 AM 9:30 AM 9:40 AM
Rock West Composites, Inc., N101-034 (NAVAIR) Karagozian and Case, Inc., N121-066 (NAVSEA) CeraNova Corporation, N102-163 (NSMA) Transparent Armor Solutions, N131-073 (ONR)
Directed Energy & Countermeasures
Power, energy & electronic/microwave technologies for directed energy, non-lethal & Electronic Warfare (EW)
9:20 AM 9:30 AM 9:40 AM 9:50 AM 10:00 AM 10:10 AM 10:20 AM
CFD Research Corporation, N132-084 (MARCOR) RadiaBeam Technologies, LLC, N132-087 (MARCOR) TeraDiode, Inc. / Forward Photonics, N142-093 (NAVAIR) American Superconductor, N132-127 (ONR) Eagle Harbor Technologies, Inc., N132-129 (ONR) Metamagnetics, Inc., N141-060 (ONR) SI2 Technologies, Inc., N121-104 (SPAWAR)
9:20 AM – 10:20 AM C2 Systems & User Interfaces Annapolis 2
Maritime and aviation display systems are exhibited along with mission planning system advancements (JMPS)
9:30 AM Charles River Analytics, Inc., N141-019 (NAVAIR) 9:40 AM Signal Processing, Inc., N111-022 (NAVAIR) 9:50 AM ASSETT, Inc., N141-022 (NAVSEA) 10:00 AM Rite-Solutions, N101-047 (NAVSEA) 10:10 AM Systems Technology, Inc., N132-133 (ONR)
9:50 AM – 10:30 AM Vehicle Technologies Annapolis 3
Tactical vehicle 10:00 AM 10:10 AM 10:20 AM
1:00 PM – 1:50 PM
Modeling & Simulation Analysis Tools – Aviation & Engine Applications
Annapolis 1
Aircraft engine 1:10 PM 1:20 PM 1:30 PM 1:40 PM
1:00 PM – 1:50 PM Annapolis 4
safety and efficiency technologies BlazeTech Corp., N132-085 (MARCOR) Electro-Mechanical Associates, N133-148 (MARCOR) Poseidon Systems, LLC, N133-149 (MARCOR)
and timing applications are discussed in this cluster subset Intelligent Automation, Inc., N14A-T005 (NAVAIR) Optimal Solutions Software, LLC, N13A-T002 (NAVAIR) ColdQuanta, N13A-T018 (ONR) Imaging Systems Technology, N13A-T012 (ONR)
Intelligence & Data Fusion Applications
Innovative software solutions for data fusion, crowd sourcing, enterprise data and object detection 1:10 PM Mayachitra, Inc., N14A-T008 (NAVAIR) 1:20 PM Real-Time Innovations, N141-046 (NAVSEA) 1:30 PM Charles River Analytics, Inc., N131-063 (ONR) 1:40 PM Knowledge Based Systems, Inc., N112-152 (ONR)
1:20 PM – 2:00 PM Annapolis 2
Annapolis 3
2:00 PM – 2:50 PM Annapolis 4
1:30 PM
Upstate Scientific, N141-003 (NAVAIR)
1:40 PM
Daico Industries, Inc., N131-049 (NAVSEA)
1:50 PM
Nuvotronics, Inc., N141-034 (NAVSEA)
Training Systems
Wearable sensors, image generators, desktop systems and virtual trainers 2:10 PM GameSim, Inc., N141-006 (NAVAIR) 2:20 PM 2:30 PM
Applied Research in Acoustics, LLC, N141-028 (NAVSEA)
2:40 PM
Vivonics, Inc., N14A-T019 (ONR)
3:00 PM 3:10 PM
PhaseSpace, Inc., N09-T021 (ONR)
enomalies, N132-130 (ONR)
Sonalysts, Inc., N131-078 (SPAWAR)
Intelligence & Data Fusion Applications DCGS Focus
Four projects specifically applicable to the Distributed Common Ground System-Navy (DCGS-N) 2:10 PM
Jove Sciences, Inc., N132-135 (ONR)
2:20 PM
Securboration, Inc., N14A-T024 (ONR)
2:30 PM
Systems & Technology Research, N142-122 (ONR)
2:40 PM
Jove Sciences, Inc., N101-101 (SPAWAR)
2:10 PM – 3:00 PM
Optical Fiber / Laser Technologies
Annapolis 2
Technologies related to laser/optical fiber replacement of traditional cable in aircraft sensors and systems
2:40 PM – 3:40 PM Annapolis 1
2:20 PM
EM Photonics, Incorporated, N101-030 (NAVAIR)
2:30 PM
Freedom Photonics, LLC, N141-013 (NAVAIR)
2:40 PM
Orbits Lightwave, Inc., N141-005 (NAVAIR)
2:50 PM
PROMET International, Inc. / Promet Optics, N092-118 (NAVAIR)
TECH TALKS
2:00 PM – 3:20 PM
Radar Technologies
Amplifiers, phase shifters and clutter reduction are discussed
Modeling & Simulation / Analysis Tools Maritime System Applications This is a broad cluster covering maintenance and damage assessments as well as ship design and acquisition analysis 2:50 PM
Anchor Technology, Inc., N132-108 (NAVSEA)
3:00 PM
Applied Technical Systems, Inc., N141-037 (NAVSEA)
3:10 PM
Cybernet Systems Corporation, N141-050 (NAVSEA)
3:20 PM
SimVentions, Inc., N141-055 (NAVSEA)
3:30 PM
ATA Engineering, Inc., N141-032 (NAVSEA)
3:10 PM – 4:00 PM
Atmospheric / Weather Sensing Technologies
Annapolis 2
Technologies for sensing aircraft icing conditions as well as atmospheric assessment of laser operations 3:20 PM
FIRST RF Corporation, N142-101 (NAVAIR)
3:30 PM
Physical Sciences, Inc., N131-046 (NAVSEA)
3:40 PM
Innovative Dynamics, Inc., N142-101 (NAVAIR)
3:50 PM
Charles River Analytics, Inc., N142-121 (ONR)
3:10 PM – 4:00 PM
Maritime Autonomy
Annapolis 4
Unmanned Underwater Vehicle (UUV) technologies are discussed 3:20 PM
Hydronalix, Inc., N102-182 (NAVAIR)
3:30 PM
Boston Engineering Corporation, N08-T030 (ONR)
3:40 PM
Adaptive Methods, Inc., N131-044 (NAVSEA)
3:50 PM
Daniel H. Wagner, Associates, Incorporated, OSD06-UM1 (ONR)
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API Engineering, LLC Hydronalix, Inc. Atrex Energy, Inc. ATA Engineering, Inc. NanoSonic, Inc. San Diego Composites, Inc. SI2 Technologies, Inc. American Superconductor BlazeTech Corp. Mechanical Solutions, Inc. SeaLandAire Technologies, Inc. Rock West Composites, Inc. SimVentions, Inc. Adaptive Methods, Inc. Candent Technologies Incorporated Area I, Inc. EM Photonics, Incorporated PROMET International, Inc. / Promet Optics Eagle Harbor Technologies, Inc. AVID, LLC Real-Time Innovations Advanced Materials and Devices CeraNova Corporation Transparent Armor Solutions Engineering & Software System Solutions (ES3), Inc. Nuvotronics, Inc. Imaging Systems Technology Bettergy Corp. Physical Sciences, Inc. Charles River Analytics, Inc. Mayachitra, Inc. Orbits Lightwave, Inc. Tetramer Technologies, LLC International Electronic Machines Jove Sciences, Inc. Securboration, Inc. GameSim, Inc. Physical Optics Corporation ASSETT, Inc. Optimal Solutions Software, LLC EpiSys Science, Inc. Reaction Engineering International Texas Research Institute Austin, Inc. QuesTek Innovations, LLC Analysis, Design & Diagnostics, Inc. Applied Research in Acoustics, LLC PhaseSpace, Inc. Agiltron Corporation Systems & Technology Research
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TeraDiode, Inc. / Forward Photonics Upstate Scientific enomalies Paragon Space Development Corporation Advanced Cooling Technologies, Inc. Global Technology Connection, Inc. Bascom Hunter Technologies Thermal Wave Imaging, Inc. Systems Technology, Inc. Innovative Dynamics, Inc. Intelligent Automation, Inc. Applied Technical Systems, Inc. Boston Engineering Corporation Robotic Research, LLC QuSpin MaxPower, Inc. GIRD Systems, Inc. Metamagnetics, Inc. Daico Industries, Inc. Electro-Mechanical Associates Knowledge Based Systems, Inc. Spectral Sciences, Inc. Prime Photonics, LC Vivonics, Inc. Alpha STAR Triton Systems, Inc. Karagozian and Case, Inc. MATSYS, Inc. Poseidon Systems, LLC Freedom Photonics, LLC Creare, LLC Pacific Antenna Systems Daniel H. Wagner, Associates, Incorporated AnthroTronix, Inc. Piasecki Aircraft Corporation Electric Drivetrain Technologies, LLC EIC Laboratories, Inc. FIRST RF Corporation RadiaBeam Technologies, LLC CFD Research Corporation ColdQuanta Signal Processing, Inc. Applied Signals Intelligence H6 Systems, Inc. Anchor Technology, Inc. Missile Defense Agency Cybernet Systems Corporation Rite-Solutions Sonalysts, Inc. Materials Research & Design Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) U.S. Navy Rapid Innovation Fund (RIF) U.S. Navy Technology Transfer (ORTA) U.S. Army SBIR/STTR Program
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