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8/24 2023

Meet the organizations helping to understand the landscape and needs to build privacy and protection as a foundation for a future NSDS

2024-02-02T08:22:30-05:00August 24th, 2023|ATI in the News|

“The PPT and DPT projects focus on two areas that are central to a potential National Secure Data Service: innovation and privacy protection. Both projects focus on using state of the art technologies and methodologies to enhance sharing and linking of data while ensuring that confidentiality of respondents is maintained and data is protected,” says Dr. Heather Madray, Program Director for Data Access, Confidentiality, and Quality Assessment from the National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics and the National Science Foundation.

8/22 2023

‘Scouting’ for solutions: Naval exercise seeks to improve maritime drug interdiction

2024-02-02T08:22:41-05:00August 22nd, 2023|ATI in the News|

Compiled using sophisticated artificial intelligence and machine-learning systems — combined with advanced detection and tracking software — the images, along with other sensor systems, enabled U.S. military and law enforcement to deploy maritime assets to stop the drug runners from delivering their illegal goods.

8/17 2023

Drone that mimics enemy stealth fighters ordered by DoD

2024-02-02T08:22:41-05:00August 17th, 2023|ATI in the News|

Broadly speaking, the U.S. military uses aerial target drones to test and evaluate weapons and other systems, including air-to-air and surface-to-air missiles, as well as countermeasures, radars, and other sensors. They can simulate different kinds of threats for training purposes, too.

8/7 2023

The development of tele-welding

2024-02-02T08:22:42-05:00August 7th, 2023|ATI in the News|

“This project began in 2018 as a joint research project in collaboration with the National Shipbuilding Research Program (NSRP),” said Connie LaMorte, principal engineer, EWI, Columbus, Ohio. “We were looking at ways to help shipyards keep their skilled workers from retiring too early.

8/4 2023

MOSA requirements for Army aviation procurements to be developed by Parry Labs

2024-02-02T08:22:43-05:00August 4th, 2023|ATI in the News|

AMTC -- a team of industry leaders and small companies collaborating to rapidly develop and mature guided missile and aviation technologies to enhance national security -- has as its mission to develop technology prototypes in response to the rapidly evolving and emerging fields of aviation and guided-weapons systems technology.

7/24 2023

OhioHealth Grant Medical Center’s trauma program joins international clinical trial

2024-02-02T08:22:44-05:00July 24th, 2023|ATI in the News|

The nearly $6 million study is being funded through the U.S. Department of Defense awarded through the Medical Technology Enterprise Consortium.

7/19 2023

NSWC Dahlgren Division reaches $1 Billion in OTA awards for fiscal 2019-2023

2024-02-02T08:22:45-05:00July 19th, 2023|ATI in the News|

Non-traditional contractors make up about 80 percent of the NSTIC, according to Clifford. The benefit of the consortium is members have full access to technical area managers to ask questions and have dialogue.

5/2 2023

The undersea tech industry has a responsibility to develop the next generation workforce

2024-02-02T08:22:47-05:00May 2nd, 2023|ATI in the News|

The executive director of Undersea Technology Innovation Consortium says consistent collaboration between educational institutions and the tech industry is critical

4/4 2023

Army R&D selects biotech firm to prevent wound infection

2024-02-02T08:22:48-05:00April 4th, 2023|ATI in the News|

The award is part of the Military Prototype Advancement Initiative, funded by the Department of Defense and issued through the Medical Technology Enterprise Consortium, a collaboration of industry and academia to facilitate R&D activities with USAMRDC and other government agencies.

3/27 2023

Army taps teams to build new Precision Strike Missile for targets beyond 1,000 km

2024-02-02T08:22:48-05:00March 27th, 2023|ATI in the News|

According to the Army-affiliated Aviation & Missile Technology Consortium, it appears that PrSM incumbent Lockheed Martin received $33.3 million for the development and demonstration of a “Long Range Fires Capability,” while the Raytheon team received almost $100 million for “Long Range Precision Fires air-breathing missile prototypes.”