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Principal Technology
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Principal Business
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Luna Innovations, Inc.
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Core technologies are in fiber optics, wireless, and ultrasonic sensing, biotechnology, advanced materials, nondestructive evaluation, and integrated systems.
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Manufacturing process control, next-generation cancer drug development, analytical instrumentation, novel nanomaterials, advanced petroleum monitoring system, and wireless remote asset management.
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Mainstream Engineering Corporation
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Thermal control, energy conversion, turbomachinery-based technologies and nanotechnology.
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HVAC products, A/C certifications, recreational boating, environmental control units, generators/engines, M9ACE crew cooling, oil-less compressors, heat transfer fluids.
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Space Photonics, Inc. (SPI)
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Core Technologies: Micro Electronics Photonics Packaging; Ultra-High-Speed Fiber Optic Transceivers; Optical Network Components; and Free Space Optical Transceivers.
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Innovative avionics and space optical communications components, networks, services and support. Products include: SPI’s LaserFire® (Free-Space Communications Transceivers); MEMSpot® (beam steering devices currently under development); Micro-Electo-Mechanical Systems (MEMS); SPI’s FireFibre® (4-Channel transmitters and receivers); and SPI’s FireRing® (High Speed Real-Time Fiber Optic Networks).
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Technology Management, Inc. (TMI)
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Solid Oxide Fuel Cell System (SOFC).
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Fuel cell systems integrator. A compact, multifuel, modular, kilowatt class system, which can be delivered overnight.
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TiNi Alloy Company
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MEMS (Microelectronic-Mechanical Systems) and nanotechnology. Thin film microfabrication and materials science. The result is micro-miniature valves and micro-switches with potential applications to consumer products and manufacturing. Their technologies have applications in four areas: Biotech, Aerospace, Energy, and Medicine.
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Heat engines that run on hot and cold water, with application to aerospace devices; microdevices and nanodevices made of TiNi thin film.
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