SHIC focuses on senior population health
The Senior Healthcare Innovation Consortium grew in membership from 15 to 95 members from August to November 2022. As a proof of concept for a potential Government customer, the Consortium published an RFI about technological opportunities to reduce the number of medications used by the senior population.
AMTC supports Army’s Future Tactical Unmanned Aircraft System effort
The U.S. has awarded contracts to five companies for its Future Tactical Unmanned Aircraft System (FTUAS) Increment 2 effort. The awards were issued through an Other Transaction Agreement with the Aviation & Missile Technology Consortium, an ATI collaboration.
NSC develops working groups to focus on spectrum and 5G
The National Spectrum Consortium has developed three working groups that bring together the largest pool of scientists and engineers to focus on 5G, Spectrum Superiority, and Spectrum Regulatory.
CREaTe conducts road mapping workshop
The Consortium for Rare Earth Technologies (CREaTe) formed in March 2022, and reached 104 members by the end of FY22.
7th annual Smart 50 awards seeks top Smart City projects for global recognition
Smart Cities Connect Media and Research, a division of TechConnect, opened applications for the seventh annual Smart 50 Awards, which celebrates the
ATI to manage Training and Readiness Accelerator II Other Transaction Agreement
As the Consortium Management Firm (CMF) for TREX II, ATI will lead the collaboration of non-traditional contractors, traditional contractors and academia to develop and deliver innovative prototype technologies that enhance the training effectiveness of U.S. and partner nation militaries.
NSTIC OTA delivers accelerated hypersonic weapons testing
The speed of the Naval Surface Technology Innovation Consortium's (NSTIC) OTA, managed by Advanced Technology International (ATI) and Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) Dahlgren, allowed for a 90-day turn from Request for Prototype Proposal (RPP) to contract award, enabling the Conventional Prompt Strike (CPS) hypersonic development program to contract with a Non-Traditional Defense Contractor to provide new, low-cost sensor technologies to support critical flight test activities.
ATI announces winners of Hackathon for SC HBCUs and TTC
Advanced Technology International (ATI) is proud to announce the winners of the Hack@SChack ’22 hackathon that took place Saturday, November 5, at Denmark Technical College.
General Dynamics BIW creating toolsets to improve manufacturing planning, construction and testing activity efficiencies and performance
This technology and process is estimated to result in cost reductions for diagram development and maintenance, production rework, and engineering and design rework for a savings of $924K per DDG hull.
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‘Scouting’ for solutions: Naval exercise seeks to improve maritime drug interdiction
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.
Drone that mimics enemy stealth fighters ordered by DoD
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.
The development of tele-welding
“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.