Heliospace Wins Two NASA Small Business Innovation Research Awards
Heliospace, a subsidiary of Helio (OTC PINK:HLEO), has secured two Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) awards from NASA. The funding will support the development of two key technologies: a new mechanical release mechanism and a unique deployable boom, both designed for CubeSat and small spacecraft applications.
The initial Phase I awards cover a six-month development period, with potential for Phase II funding based on technical feasibility and commercialization potential. CEO Greg Delory emphasized that these developments mark an important step toward vertical integration while expanding customer capabilities.
The SBIR program, along with the Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) program, operates under America's Seed Fund and is coordinated by the Small Business Administration, with participation from 11 federal agencies.
Heliospace, una sussidiaria di Helio (OTC PINK:HLEO), ha ottenuto due premi Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) dalla NASA. I fondi supporteranno lo sviluppo di due tecnologie chiave: un nuovo meccanismo di rilascio meccanico e un'asta deployabile unica, entrambi progettati per applicazioni CubeSat e di piccoli veicoli spaziali.
I premi iniziali della Fase I coprono un periodo di sviluppo di sei mesi, con la possibilità di finanziamenti per la Fase II basati sulla fattibilità tecnica e sul potenziale di commercializzazione. Il CEO Greg Delory ha sottolineato che questi sviluppi rappresentano un'importante passo verso l'integrazione verticale, ampliando nel contempo le capacità dei clienti.
Il programma SBIR, insieme al programma Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR), opera sotto l'America's Seed Fund ed è coordinato dalla Small Business Administration, con la partecipazione di 11 agenzie federali.
Heliospace, una subsidiaria de Helio (OTC PINK:HLEO), ha obtenido dos premios Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) de la NASA. La financiación apoyará el desarrollo de dos tecnologías clave: un nuevo mecanismo de liberación mecánico y un brazo desplegable único, ambos diseñados para aplicaciones de CubeSat y pequeñas naves espaciales.
Los premios iniciales de la Fase I cubren un periodo de desarrollo de seis meses, con la posibilidad de financiación de la Fase II basada en la viabilidad técnica y el potencial de comercialización. El CEO Greg Delory enfatizó que estos desarrollos marcan un paso importante hacia la integración vertical, al mismo tiempo que amplían las capacidades de los clientes.
El programa SBIR, junto con el programa Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR), opera bajo el America's Seed Fund y es coordinado por la Small Business Administration, con la participación de 11 agencias federales.
헬리오스페이스(Heliospace)는 헬리오(OTC PINK:HLEO)의 자회사로, NASA로부터 두 개의 중소기업 혁신 연구(SBIR) 상을 수상했습니다. 이 자금은 큐브샛 및 소형 우주선 애플리케이션을 위한 새로운 기계 해제 메커니즘과 독특한 배포 붐 두 가지 주요 기술 개발을 지원합니다.
초기 1단계 상은 6개월 간의 개발 기간을 다루며, 기술적 타당성 및 상업화 가능성에 따라 2단계 자금 지원의 가능성이 있습니다. CEO 그렉 델로리는 이러한 개발이 고객 능력을 확장하는 동시에 수직 통합을 향한 중요한 단계임을 강조했습니다.
SBIR 프로그램은 중소기업 기술 이전(STTR) 프로그램과 함께 미국의 씨드 기금 아래 운영되며, 중소기업청에 의해 조정되며, 11개 연방 기관이 참여하고 있습니다.
Heliospace, une filiale de Helio (OTC PINK:HLEO), a obtenu deux prix Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) de la NASA. Le financement soutiendra le développement de deux technologies clés : un nouveau mécanisme de libération mécanique et un bras déployable unique, tous deux conçus pour des applications CubeSat et de petits engins spatiaux.
Les récompenses initiales de la phase I couvrent une période de développement de six mois, avec un potentiel de financement de la phase II basé sur la faisabilité technique et le potentiel de commercialisation. Le PDG Greg Delory a souligné que ces développements représentent une étape importante vers l'intégration verticale tout en élargissant les capacités des clients.
Le programme SBIR, avec le programme Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR), fonctionne sous l'America's Seed Fund et est coordonné par la Small Business Administration, avec la participation de 11 agences fédérales.
Heliospace, eine Tochtergesellschaft von Helio (OTC PINK:HLEO), hat zwei Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Auszeichnungen von der NASA erhalten. Die Finanzierung wird die Entwicklung von zwei wichtigen Technologien unterstützen: einem neuen mechanischen Freigabemechanismus und einem einzigartigen ausfahrbaren Arm, die beide für CubeSat- und kleine Raumfahrtanwendungen entwickelt wurden.
Die anfänglichen Phase-I-Auszeichnungen decken einen sechsmonatigen Entwicklungszeitraum ab, mit der Möglichkeit einer Phase-II-Finanzierung basierend auf technischer Machbarkeit und Kommerzialisierungspotenzial. CEO Greg Delory betonte, dass diese Entwicklungen einen wichtigen Schritt in Richtung vertikaler Integration darstellen und gleichzeitig die Fähigkeiten der Kunden erweitern.
Das SBIR-Programm, zusammen mit dem Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR)-Programm, funktioniert unter dem America's Seed Fund und wird von der Small Business Administration koordiniert, mit Beteiligung von 11 Bundesbehörden.
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BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA / ACCESS Newswire / January 16, 2025 / Heliospace, a subsidiary of Helio Corporation (OTC PINK:HLEO) has been awarded two Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) awards from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). These awards provide funding to support development of new technologies for both commercial and NASA applications. Under the program, Heliospace will develop a new type of mechanical release mechanism and a unique deployable boom for use on CubeSat and small spacecraft. "The development of these new technologies is an important step in our path to vertical integration while providing new options and capabilities for our customers" says Heliospace CEO and co-founder Greg Delory. These initial phase I awards support a six month effort followed by a Phase II award should the proposed technologies demonstrate both technical feasibility and commercialization potential.
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The SBIR and the related Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs are funded through America's Seed Fund and coordinated by the Small Business Administration. There are currently 11 federal agencies participating in the SBIR and STTR programs. More information about the current NASA SBIR program can be found here: https://www.nasa.gov/sbir_sttr/.
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