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Numerica Corporation specializes in tracking and data fusion services for the space, air, and missile defense sectors. The company focuses on distributed tracking and multi-sensor fusion to address threats and sensor modalities associated with moving platforms. Additionally, Numerica's Space Domain Awareness initiatives involve the detection, tracking, identification, and characterization of various factors within the space domain that could influence space operations, thereby impacting national and allied security, safety, economy, and environment. Through these services, Numerica aims to provide effective solutions that enhance operational capabilities for its customers.

Blue Force Technologies focuses on the design, fabrication, and manufacturing of aerospace and defense systems. The company provides a comprehensive suite of advanced design, analysis, simulation, and manufacturing services. Its offerings include CNC machining, reverse engineering, soft and hard tooling, as well as aerospace prototyping and structural analysis. Through these capabilities, Blue Force Technologies aims to deliver innovative solutions tailored to meet the needs of the aerospace and defense sectors.

Adranos Energetics specializes in the development of advanced propellants and explosives for space and military applications. The company is focused on creating a cost-effective solid rocket propellant called ALITEC, which is designed to be more efficient, powerful, and environmentally friendly compared to traditional options. This innovative propellant not only improves rocket performance by increasing missile range and allowing for smaller, more affordable missiles but also eliminates harmful hydrochloric acid emissions associated with conventional aluminum-based propellants. Adranos aims to enhance the capabilities of both military and private space exploration users by expanding payload capacity and reducing the costs associated with launching into orbit.

Dive Technologies Inc. specializes in the design and production of autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) tailored for a range of undersea exploration applications. Founded in 2018 and based in Hingham, Massachusetts, the company focuses on providing vehicles suitable for littoral and deep-water survey and inspection missions. Dive Technologies emphasizes versatility, reliability, and affordability in its offerings, which include large displacement vehicles (LDUUVs) that can be scaled for extra-large platforms (XLUUVs). The company's vehicles feature advanced autonomy, payload flexibility, and long endurance, ensuring safe and effective access to the depths of the ocean. In addition to manufacturing AUVs, Dive Technologies offers engineering and manufacturing services for defense applications and supports commercial survey and defense operations.

Copious Imaging specializes in the development of infrared imaging technology products that cater to the needs of the United States Department of Defense, maritime, and commercial sectors. The company integrates advanced image processing with artificial intelligence and utilizes a patented computer-in-every-pixel imager. This innovative approach enhances pixel counts, dynamic range, and various other imaging parameters, allowing clients to utilize autonomous systems and improve performance across critical national security applications.

Area-I offers a combination of analytical and practical experience with an emphasis on unmanned aerial systems. Co-founded in 2008 by its CEO, Dr. Nicholas Alley, Area-I is primarily focused on UAS research and development. Area-I’s technical team has a vast amount of experience (spanning 12 years and over 20 flight test programs) in a full spectrum of autonomous aircraft development activities, from conception through flight-testing of advanced GNC systems, airframes, sensor suites, flight control hardware/software, and ground station systems. Area-I personnel has been involved in the design and construction of fifteen UAS and one-manned aircraft. This significant experience in unmanned aircraft design and operation is augmented by an extensive background in flight mechanics, flight simulation, and the development of tools that quickly and accurately predict the performance of aircraft. Area-I develops low-cost flight test platforms, UAS GNC systems, and highly capable flight computing and data acquisition systems. The company maintains a shop and laboratory space that is used for electronics development, hardware-in-loop simulation, and testing and has composite fabrication and machining capabilities. Area-I’s strategic relationship with the State of Georgia has enabled research programs with Georgia universities such as the Georgia Institute of Technology and Middle Georgia College.