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  • Advanced Diver’s Mask-Mounted Display System

    Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City Division

    This flip-up/flip-down device allows divers to see what they’re doing, whether looking for mines, scanning for intruders, inspecting ship hulls, recovering a body, searching for evidence, or studying fish behavior. (Winner of a 2012 National Award for Excellence in T2).

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  • Maximum Packing of Cylindrical Objects

    Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific

    Originally designed for cell batteries, including those used in many high-tech and high-energy devices, this technology used established optimized packing algorithms for the development of space-saving holders that can be easily configured for various applications.

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  • Chromium-Free Compositions and Processes

    Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division

    The Navy has developed and patented trivalent chromium pre/post treatment (TCP) an environmentally benign product that improves the corrosion resistance and bonding of paints to aluminum alloys, anodized aluminum, and sacrificial coatings. It can be used for military and industrial applications as a replacement for hexavalent chromium, a highly toxic carcinogen.

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  • Crimp-Imbalanced Protective Woven Fabrics

    Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport

    Crimp-imbalanced woven architectures and gradients can be readily incorporated into current weaving processes to improve dynamic energy absorption in multilayered, protective woven fabrics.

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  • RAPIER Fire Detection

    Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific

    A software program that quickly and automatically detects and maps fires from high resolution commercial overhead imagery.

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  • Perchlorate Free Flares

    Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane Division

    New improved pyrotechnic compositions for red, green, and yellow flares which produce equal or superior emission intensities but contain no perchlorates.

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Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and Sarcos Robotics Announce Collaborative Partnership

BREMERTON, Wash. – In a first-of-its-kind collaboration involving a Navy shipyard, Puget Sound Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility and Sarcos Robotics will jointly develop robotic technologies, including full-body powered exoskeletons, for use in naval shipyards, the two entities jointly announced today. Under the terms of a cooperative research and development agreement, or CRADA, PSNS […]

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Department of the Navy Laboratories Recognized at the 2018 Federal Laboratory Consortium Awards Dinner

Department of the Navy Laboratories Recognized at the 2018 Federal Laboratory Consortium Awards Dinner The Department of the Navy (DON) laboratories help to link federal research and development to academia, commercial entities and state and local governments through formal partnership mechanisms between the federal laboratory and the partner collaborator. These formal partnership mechanisms, including cooperative […]

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NSWC Crane T2 Team Honored with Prestigious Department of Defense Award

SAN DIEGO – Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division’s (NSWC Crane) Technology Transfer (T2) team won the renowned Department of Defense (DOD) George Linsteadt Technology Transfer Achievement Award. The award celebrates DOD Technology Transfer professionals who have been influential in building and implementing T2 partnerships that transfer technology in or out of the labs, as […]

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Department of the Navy Laboratories to be recognized at the 2017 Federal Laboratory Consortium Awards Dinner

The Department of the Navy (DON) laboratories perform exciting research, create novel materials and technologies and produce some of the finest innovations in science and technology. Using the technology transfer process, non-Navy partners such as private industry, academia, and state and local governments have the opportunity to work together with the Navy laboratory on mutually beneficial research to further develop these innovative technologies. Technology transfer legislation also promotes the licensing of patented technologies developed at the DON laboratories for commercial applications.

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How Can Technology Transfer Help SBIR Companies and Navy Labs

Sylvia Jacobs is a writer for American Technology Solutions International (ATSI), a contractor for the Department of Navy Technology Transfer Program Office. Recent legislation that improves access to the Naval Technology Transfer or “T2” program provides opportunities for small businesses to improve their SBIR/STTR technologies by taking advantage of world-class expertise and facilities at Naval […]

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Navy Technology Transfer

Federal technology transfer legislation has been in place since 1980. It promotes the licensing of patented technologies developed in the federal laboratories for commercial applications as well as cooperative research and development efforts between federal laboratories and non-government partners. Much of the research, development, test, and evaluation (RDT&E) at Navy and Marine Corps laboratories involves leading-edge technologies (such as those highlighted on this page) in a wide array of technical disciplines with tremendous potential for commercial applications. Moreover, the equipment and facilities available to test this research are often unique and cannot be replicated in the commercial workplace.

Contact the Navy Tech Transfer Office or the appropriate naval lab if you are interested in learning more about any of these featured technologies.

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