Colorado-based Braxton Technologies, LLC has grown to over 120 employees and a revenue of just over $37 million since its first SBIR award in 2013 by developing and commercializing a product line for spacecraft ground control systems and simulation of those same systems.
Frustrated with the impracticality of conducting ECGs on his youngest patients, pediatric cardiologist Dr. Chang founded QT Medical to create a new system that has since identified countless cardiac conditions, from newborns to adults – not only enabling early treatment, but empowering at-home care.
Ripple’s work focuses on prosthetics patients to enable them to feel touch sensation through their prosthetics.
ATA has created & validated a suite of modeling & simulation tools to aid in the development & fielding of highly-engineered systems.
Porifera’s SBIR-funded proprietary membrane reduces the environmental impact of food and beverage distribution & helps turn wastewater into clean water for reuse in any industry.
UltraVision sees beyond industry-standard mammography to introduce a patent-pending ultrasonic method for breast cancer screening – potentially reducing the pain and cost associated with screening while increasing access to early and frequent screenings for the 1 in 8 U.S. women diagnosed in their lifetime.
2B Technologies provides portable air quality monitoring systems for a variety of new environments that are much smaller, lighter, use less power, and cost less than conventional instruments.
re:3D, Inc.’s Gigabot platform’s onsite manufacturing provides disaster response via industrial strength, large-scale, affordable 3D printing.
Raptamer Discovery Group specializes in the development of next-generation, high-quality DNA molecules – called Raptamers™ – that can be used as therapeutic, diagnostic, or research agents and have been deployed to combat malaria, HIV/AIDS, and influenza virus.
SubUAS had developed a drone that can fly, float, swim, dive, and transition between air and water in less than one second.