HOW THE PROCESS WORKS: APEX has anonymized the information below due to the competitive nature of the solicitations and proposal environment. If you find an interest, please contact Michael Bianco using the input form below. Include the APEX assigned number or list of numbers to which you want to be introduced. The table columns designate whether the organization seeking a partner is a company or a university and the kind of organization sought for a partnership. The table also includes a technology description of what the advertising organization brings to the table (technology brought) and what the advertising organization seeks in a partner (technology sought) as well as the technical competencies of the desired partner. Once you respond with the APEX assigned number(s) you are interested in meeting, we will review the request with the researcher seeking a partner and get their approval to release additional information to both parties and connect the two of you to explore a collaboration. Once we connect parties, we leave it up to you to discuss if interests, objectives, and capabilities are aligned.
| APEX assigned number | Organization type Sort ascending | Type of partner being sought | Technology and/or capabilities brought into the proposal | Technology and/or capabilities sought in a partner or subcontractor | Areas of technical competence requested in a partner or subcontractor | What component or agency are you interested in? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 107 | Research Institute | I am offering my expertise to those in need | Human-centered design - Design research and user research - Product early stage design - Human-technology/product interaction - Human factors and user experience - Statistics analysis |
NA | Machine Design, Robotics, Trusted Electronics, UAS, Aircraft, Aero design, Option Vehicle Design | Air Force, Space Force, Army, Navy, DoD Other (DARPA, DLA, USSOCOM, etc.), Non-DoD (Dept. of Energy, NASA, NSF, etc.), Ohio Federal Research Network (only applicable for organizations located in Ohio) |
| 77 | Research Institute | Small Business | The Autonomy OWL (Observatory, Workshop and Laboratory) at Johns Hopkins University’s Institute for Assured Autonomy designs and develops autonomous, mission-resilient multi-agent aerospace systems. We specialize in edge-based machine learning, AI and distributed ledger technology that provides on-board decision insight to diagnose, manage and respond to safety and security incidents. Our lab features a space vehicle and UAV testbed environment where we conduct stress tests to ensure autonomous mission resilience. | Seeking small businesses working on robotics, navigation, space vehicles, launch services, etc. | Autonomy, Big Data, Control Systems, Cyber Security, Networking and Network Infrastructure, Position/Navigation and Timing, Robotics, Sense and Avoid, UAS, Aircraft, Aero design, OSAM | Air Force, Space Force, Army, Navy, DoD Other (DARPA, DLA, USSOCOM, etc.), Non-DoD (Dept. of Energy, NASA, NSF, etc.) |
| 121 | Research Institute | Both small business and/or research institute | Developing Machine and Deep Learning Solutions for various applications; Data Collection; Data Preprocessing and Analytics; Computer Vision; Multi-spectral and Hyper-spectral Imagine; Computational Physiology | We are a result driven group, aiming to partner and contribute to any team that has a gap in the capabilities our group offers. | Advanced/Additive Manufacturing, AI/ML, Big Data, Bio Sensors, Biotechnology, Cyber Security, Data Analytics, Neuroscience, Night Vision, Other, Robotics, Option Vehicle Design | Air Force, Space Force, Army, Navy, DoD Other (DARPA, DLA, USSOCOM, etc.), Non-DoD (Dept. of Energy, NASA, NSF, etc.) |
| 21 | Research Institute | Research Institute Partner (University, College, FFRDC, etc.) | Energy Storage and conversion, Multiscale modeling, and advanced manufacturing | Scale up manufacturing and new materials synthesis and testing | Advanced Materials, Advanced Power/Batteries, Advanced/Additive Manufacturing, Energy Storage, Power Generation | Air Force, Army, Navy, Non-DoD (Dept. of Energy, NASA, NSF, etc.) |
| 20 | Research Institute | Both small business and/or research institute | Modeling, estimation, control, and learning of complex dynamic systems; in-depth experience with battery energy storage systems, robotics, and mechatronics. | Any partner with interest in leveraging perspectives based on systems, control and learning to address various challenges | Advanced Power/Batteries, Advanced/Additive Manufacturing, Aviation Power Systems, Control Systems, Directed Energy, Energy Storage, Flight Control, Human Performance, Neuroscience, Position/Navigation and Timing, Power Generation, Power management, Robotics, UAS, Aircraft, Aero design | Air Force, Space Force, Army, Navy, DoD Other (DARPA, DLA, USSOCOM, etc.), Non-DoD (Dept. of Energy, NASA, NSF, etc.) |
| 45 | Research Institute | I am offering my expertise to those in need | Our Division develops advanced software systems. These systems leverage AI/ML solutions, DevSecOps solutions, sensor fusion, situational awareness, data (collection, management, and storage), cloud (architecture, development, and hosting). | Small businesses or research institutes needing our services | Advanced Communications, Advanced Fuels, Advanced Materials, Advanced Power/Batteries, Advanced/Additive Manufacturing, Aviation Power Systems, Bio Sensors, Biotechnology, Chem/Bio Defense, Control Systems, Directed Energy, Energy Storage, Flight Control, Human Performance, Hypersonics, Lasers, Machine Design, Medical Instrumentation, Metabolomics, Microelectronic design, Molecular Biology, Networking and Network Infrastructure, Neuroscience, Night Vision, Photonics, Position/Navigation and Timing, Power Generation, Power management, Proteomics, Quantum Sciences, Robotics, Trusted Electronics, UAS, Aircraft, Aero design, Option Vehicle Design | Air Force, Space Force, Army, Navy, DoD Other (DARPA, DLA, USSOCOM, etc.), Non-DoD (Dept. of Energy, NASA, NSF, etc.) |
| 18 | Research Institute | Both small business and/or research institute | We can design and provide functional materials with various forms including porous membranes, thin film, and deposits. The materials can be tailored to exhibit desired properties such as wetting, absorption, and fouling-resistance. | We are looking for technologies in which our materials can improve the performance. We envision that liquid separation (e.g., ethanol-water), fuel cell, ice-repellent coatings, protective gears, and CO2 storage-reduction can benefit from our materials. | Advanced Fuels, Advanced Power/Batteries, Biotechnology, Energy Storage, UAS, Aircraft, Aero design | Air Force, Space Force, Army, Navy, DoD Other (DARPA, DLA, USSOCOM, etc.), Non-DoD (Dept. of Energy, NASA, NSF, etc.) |
| 17 | Research Institute | Both small business and/or research institute | Our efforts include the intersection between Additive Manufacturing, combustion engines, and alternative fuels. This includes the design, printing, and testing of metal combustion engines in our engine laboratories using conventional and alternative vehicle/jet fuels on the TRL 4 level. We also have experience in the simulation of mobile platforms employing combustion engines and batteries. | We are looking for platform partners who can utilize our expertise in the creation of products targeted for Soldier deployment; e.g., stationary power generation and UAS generally targeting the 100 to 2000 W level. Other interests include further developing the research and efficiency of combustion engines using Additive Manufacturing. | Advanced Fuels, Advanced Materials, Advanced Power/Batteries, Advanced/Additive Manufacturing, Aviation Power Systems, Control Systems, Energy Storage, Flight Control, Microelectronic design, Power Generation, Power management, UAS, Aircraft, Aero design, Option Vehicle Design | Air Force, Space Force, Army, Navy, DoD Other (DARPA, DLA, USSOCOM, etc.), Non-DoD (Dept. of Energy, NASA, NSF, etc.) |
Let us know the APEX Assigned Number(s) of the organizations with which you would be interested in meeting. We will review the request with the researcher seeking a partner and get their approval to release additional information to both parties and connect the two of you to explore a collaboration. Once we connect parties, we leave it up to you to discuss if interests, objectives, and capabilities are aligned.