Applied Energetics Awarded Phase I Small Business Technology Transfer Contract by U.S. Army for Directed Energy System Development
Applied Energetics, Inc. (OTCQB:AERG) announced its acquisition of a $172,000 Phase I Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) contract with the U.S. Army for developing an advanced directed energy system. This initiative focuses on delivering an ultra-broadband infrared laser for military applications, particularly for safe delivery to electro-optic sensors. Additionally, the company has secured a multi-year grant from the Department of the Navy. The STTR program requires collaboration with academic institutions, and Applied Energetics plans to partner with the University of Arizona's Wyant College of Optical Sciences.
- Awarded a $172,000 STTR contract from U.S. Army, advancing ultrashort pulse laser technology.
- Collaboration with University of Arizona enhances research and development opportunities.
- Secured a multi-year grant from the Department of the Navy for enhanced military applications.
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TUCSON, AZ / ACCESSWIRE / June 21, 2022 / Applied Energetics, Inc. (OTCQB:AERG), a leader in ultrashort pulse laser technology, is pleased to provide further details on its
Under this contract, Applied Energetics, will model novel approaches for the eye-safe delivery of ultra-broadband infrared laser pulses to electro-optic sensors. Electro-Optical/Infrared (EO/IR) sensors are imaging systems used for military applications. In addition to this contract, Applied Energetics was awarded a multi-year grant from the Department of the Navy, Office of Naval Research on June 1, 2022, to develop an optical system capable of defeating customer-specified threats for integration onto U.S. Marine Corps platforms.
"We're excited to take the next step in innovating, developing and delivering this critical IRCM capability that is necessary to support the Army's modernization efforts and defeat next-generation sensors in a multi-domain battlespace. Continuing investments by the Department of Defense in directed energy and ultrashort pulse technology is expected to provide our national security organizations significant advantages. We look forward to building upon our ultrashort pulse laser technology portfolio with this key project," said Dr. Gregory Quarles, President and CEO at Applied Energetics.
The STTR program is a federally funded initiative to incorporate small business technological innovation into government supported research and development programs. STTRs require the small business to team with a university or non-profit and are structured in three potential phases. Applied Energetics plans to partner with the James C. Wyant College of Optical Sciences at the University of Arizona for Phase I.
Dr. Quarles added, "We've had the pleasure of working alongside the optical scientists and engineers at the University of Arizona's Wyant College of Optical Sciences for many years. We are pleased to continue this collaboration with some of the brightest optics and photonics minds in academia on this important work for the U.S. Army."
About Applied Energetics, Inc.
Applied Energetics, Inc., "AE'' based in the University of Arizona's Technology Park in southeast Tucson, Arizona, specializes in development and manufacture of advanced, high-performance lasers, innovative optical systems, and integrated guided-energy systems for defense, aerospace, industrial, and scientific customers worldwide. Applied Energetics pioneered and holds all crucial intellectual property rights to the development and use of Laser Guided Energy (LGETM) technology and related solutions for commercial, defense and security applications, and are protected by 26 patents and 11 additional Government Sensitive Patent Applications "GSPA". The company's 11 GSPA's are held under US government secrecy orders and allow AE extended protection rights.
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