SBIR Responses

The Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program is a highly competitive, U.S. government-funded initiative designed to stimulate technological innovation and support small businesses in meeting federal research and development needs. Administered by various federal agencies, the SBIR program provides funding to small companies to engage in research and development with the potential for commercialization. Through a three-phase process, businesses can receive grants or contracts to explore innovative ideas (Phase I), develop and demonstrate prototypes (Phase II), and transition successful technologies to the market or government use (Phase III). By leveraging the ingenuity and agility of small businesses, the SBIR program fosters economic growth, job creation, and the advancement of cutting-edge technologies that address critical national challenges.

Observation & Orientation for Multi-Domain Operations with an Intelligent
Tactical Fog
AFWERX Fusion 2019 Showcase Selection

Archetypes and Analytics: Building AI-Driven Cognitive Warfare Assessment Tools
Rated as "Excellent" by the USAF on 27 March 2025 Letter

Project Sentient Nexus: AI-Driven Knowledge Integration for Combat System Interoperability
Under consideration by USN as of 5 Feb 2025

Revolutionizing Defense Supply Chain Resilience: Implementing Blockchain-Based Smart Contracts for Strategic Risk Management
Under consideration by USN as of 5 Feb 2025

Fog Computing & DDIL
Under consideration by USA as of 26 Feb 2025

AI-Driven Spectrum Monitoring and Awareness for Tactical Units
Under consideration by DARPA as of 26 March 2025

HydroFog: Acoustic-Aware Fog Fabric for Autonomous Undersea Communication in Contested Environments (DDIL)
Under consideration by DIU as of 10 April 2025

CIA Odyssey – GPT-Powered Data Science Training Platform
Under consideration by CIA as of 14 April 2025

Model Agnostic LLM Architecture Powered by Azure Cosmos DB Graph API with a Power BI Front End
Under consideration by USA as of 17 April 2025