Map NASA's Fiber Optic Sensing SBIR Ecosystem and Build Authority as Ecosystem Navigator
- Organization
- NASA's fragmented SBIR/STTR award data scattered across multiple databases without ecosystem mapping or partnership facilitation
- Sector
- NASA SBIR/STTR awardees in fiber optic sensing space needing partnership intelligence and ecosystem visibility
- Location
- United States
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Executive summary
Current state
NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center has patented a lightweight fiber optic sensing system available for non-exclusive licensing, creating multiple commercial arbitrage opportunities between government-funded IP and defense contractor needs for pre-packaged structural health monitoring solutions.
Market catalyst
NASA funds dozens of companies through SBIR/STTR for fiber optic sensing but doesn't provide them with ecosystem visibility or partnership mapping. These companies operate in isolation, unaware of complementary technologies and potential collaborators in the same NASA-funded space.
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