Technologies for detection, including those for sensing environmental conditions, MEMS, and interferometers
Select technologies available for online license at favorable, established terms
Navy
Graphene-based sniffer can measure sulfur at a parts-per-billion level while fuel is still intact
Army
Improved maintenance at locks and dams with a conductive transducer-rod interface
Stable, self-contained clock source that can be applied to longer lines and multiple pieces of equipment
Biosensors attached to an aerial drone analyze the air to prevent unnecessary human exposure to harmful agents
System uses two elements and a tiltmeter to discern between translation and rotation
Compact, lightweight, low power, directional acoustic sensors capable of operating at low frequency
Increased efficiency, reduced consumption of helium-3, smaller size, and reduced costs
High sensitivity, dynamic range, and noise immunity in a device that detects normal static and dynamic flux through a large area
System is capable of monitoring key structural parameters such as temperature, strain, impacts, and cracks, and capable of reliably detecting damage well before reaching...
Piezoelectric MEMS device fabricated from a three-wafer process greatly decreases the overall size of sensing devices
Determining the absolute position of a sensor node that has been positioned in a haphazard or random manner
Air Force
Wireless sensors utilize ceramic and carbon nanotube materials to provide reliable monitoring of key systems
