Award History
Awards
O2.02-9981 Passively Powered and Programmable Sensor-RFID for ISHM Systems
O2.02-9981 Passively Powered and Programmable Sensor-RFID for ISHM Systems
O2.02-9994 Sensor Area Network for Integrated Systems Health Management
O2.02-9994 Sensor Area Network for Integrated Systems Health Management
O2.02-9970 Health-Enabled Smart Sensor Fusion Technology
O2.02-9970 Health-Enabled Smart Sensor Fusion Technology
O2.02-9981 Passively Powered and Programmable Sensor-RFID for ISHM Systems
O2.02-9981 Passively Powered and Programmable Sensor-RFID for ISHM Systems
X6.09-9927 Distributed Wireless Sensor Data Acquisition and Control System
E4.03-9992 Adaptive Wireless Transceiver
X6.09-9927 Broadband Wireless Data Acquisition and Control Device
E4.03-9992 Adaptive Wireless Transceiver
E4.03-9929 Wireless Sensor Portal Technology
A4.01-9960 Autonomous Facility Health-Enabled Test Instrumentation
O2.02-9889 Virtual Sensor Test Instrumentation
O2.02-9889 Virtual Sensor Test Instrumentation
S7.03-9993 Software Defined RF Transceiver for Wireless Sensor Network
O2.02-9889 Virtual Sensor Test Instrumentation
Success Stories
Wireless Sensor Portal Technology
A smart wireless/wired sensor portal for characterization and measurement for ground testing of propulsion systems. Future wide availability of smart sensors will significantly reduce the cost and time required to design, repair, or modify sensor systems through modular and re-configurable capability. The development of: (1) common sensor interface, (2) microprocessor, (3) wireless interface, (4) signal conditioning and ADC/DAC, and (5) on-board EEPROM for metadata storage and executable software to create powerful, scalable, re-configurable, and reliable distributed test instruments. read more...
Accomplishments
- University of Houston, College of Engineering Technology. Dr. Deniz Gurkan and her graduate students at University of Houston have been using Mobitrum's wireless sensor portals to develop IEEE 1451 based smart sensor software and related technologies. Currently, Dr. Gurkan's laboratory integrated fifteen of the wireless sensor portal devices from Mobitrum Corporation and these devices formed a smart sensor network for advanced research and development in intelligent sensor applications.
- FAST (micro-gravity flight): In September of 2008, Mobitrum Corporation participated in microgravity research flights aboard commercially-owned aircraft to test wireless sensor hardware and technologies. These flights, on an airplane operated by the Zero Gravity Corporation, simulated the weightless conditions of space.
- Mobitrum Corporation was selected for an SBIR Phase III on July 9, 2008 to participate in the NASA Glenn Pilot Program for Transition Assistance to accelerate the infusion of the selected SBIR-developed technologies into NASA, and speed up the commercialization of dual-use technologies into related markets.