XTECHSEARCH 3.0 FINALISTS
Army Research Laboratory (CCDC – ARL), also commended the competition, adding, “Te xTechSearch competition fits the goal of senior Army leadership to create collaborations to form an Army research ecosystem. Events like these help to establish a network of nontraditional partners and small businesses that can be a part of the big picture in providing disruptive capabil- ity for the future warfighter.”
Te finalists come from all over the country, representing 10 states. Tey offer innovations ranging from medical technologies that stop internal bleeding to lighter, more efficient engines. Tese technologies could be a great benefit to the Army and warfighters as well as to the commercial sector, and xTechSearch is helping them accelerate development toward those goals.
XTECHSEARCH 3.0 FINALISTS
ANTI-ROTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES INC.
from Georgia, was founded by an active-duty U.S. Army aeromedical evacuation officer. It developed an unobtrusive, reaction-wheel stabilization system for helicopter hoists to prevent hoisted loads, including combat casualty evacuations, from spinning as the result of rotor downwash.
CAYUGA BIOTECH INC.
from Bridgewater, New Jersey, developed an injectable drug that accel- erates clotting to reduce blood loss. As 90 percent of combat fatalities occur before arrival at a hospital, this drug, which is stable and can be delivered in the same packaging as that currently used by combat medics, could literally be a lifesaver.
ELECTRONUCLEICS INC.
from California, is a startup from UCLA that developed a rapid and portable pathogen detection system. Tis inexpensive and highly sensitive system does not require amplification or reagents. It consists of an electrochemical nucleic acid-based assay that detects pathogens in body fluids.
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