The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division, has developed a lightweight armor assembly for resisting penetration by both fragments and high velocity, sharply pointed projectiles. This military technology is available for product development through a patent license agreement.

In May 2017, TechLink launched the High Speed, Low Drag podcast to spotlight military technologies that are available for commercial licensing.

In May 2017, TechLink launched the High Speed, Low Drag podcast to spotlight military technologies that are available for commercial licensing.

The Air Force Research Laboratory’s Materials and Manufacturing Directorate develops materials, processes, and advanced manufacturing technologies for aircraft, spacecraft, missiles, rockets, and ground-based systems and their structural, electronic and optical components.

This episode of the High Speed, Low Drag Podcast highlights the opportunity to license toxic chemical neutralizers, which were designed by three scientists at the directorate’s facility on the Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida.

The novel formulation has potential for sales to both civilian and military customers. Interested parties can contact TechLink’s Dan Swanson to learn more about this opportunity and receive no-cost licensing assistance.

Interested in growing your business with technology, but lack the resources to develop new products? Leverage the government’s investment in military laboratories by licensing cutting-edge inventions directly from the Department of Defense. In this episode of the High Speed, Low Drag podcast, Troy Carter and Laci McDowell discuss five available technologies that were invented by military scientists and engineers.

The technologies mentioned in this episode are: low-energy desalination system, configurable shotgun shell, aircraft emissions tester, minimal reactance vehicle antenna, and target imaging in turbid medium.