202 companies · SBIR/STTR awards, last two years
Every company in Texas that closed a federal SBIR/STTR award in the last two years: those with open roles on our board first, then newest award first. Back to the Texas page
Austin, TX · 80 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Valor: A Platform- and Model- Agnostic Evaluation Store”
Cedar Park, TX · 109 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“HELMUR Integrated Drive”
Austin, TX · 20 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“SKYWAYS V3 300LB Vertical Takeoff and Landing (VTOL) Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) Strategic Funding Increase (STRATFI)”
Austin, TX · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Stark-Effect Intersubband Polaritonic Metasurfaces for free-space infrared modulation”
Allen, TX · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Fiber Optic Filter Integration”
Austin, TX · 1 employee · National Science Foundation · Phase I
“SBIR Phase I: Ultra-Efficient Data Center Power Conversion”
Dallas, TX · 4 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I
“SBIR Phase I: Percutaneous Spinal Cord Stimulation Paddle Lead Using Shape Memory Polymer”
Austin, TX · 2 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I
“SBIR Phase I: Microscale Selective Sintering for High Throughput Metal Additive Manufacturing of Interconnects in Semiconductor Packaging”
Houston, TX · 23 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase II · company site
“Helix High-Power Pulsed Electromagnetic Microwave Power Supply (HEMPS)”
Austin, TX · 169 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“High/Ultra Performance Concrete Standoff Detection and Diagnosis”
Austin, TX · 38 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Health and Human Services, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Lateral Flow-Electrochemiluminescent (LF-ECL) Test Strips and Portable Reader for Ultrasensitive Foodborne Pathogen Detection”
Grapevine, TX · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Protecting Warfighters with Lightweight Bio-Inspired Cellular Helmets Designed for Mitigating Blast Induced Brain Injury and Enhancing Comfo”
Austin, TX · 254 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Generative AI to Streamline DoD Construction Approvals”
Webster, TX · 8 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase II · company site
“Technology Maturation of the VASIMR Electric Propulsion System”
Dripping Springs, TX · 17 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Transportation · Phase I/II · company site
“Risk Alleviation via Detection of Information Anomalies in Network Cybersecurity Events (RADIANCE)”
Dallas, TX · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Using Blockchain to Greatly Enhance Military SatCom Resiliency”
Austin, TX · 8 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“PACIFIC RIM: Autonomous Integration & Fusion System for Threat Financing, Proxy Warfare, & Gray-Zone Influence”
Arlington, TX · 30 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Extreme Temperature Structures”
College Station, TX · 107 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Health and Human Services, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“ARK - The Acrylic Restoration Kit”
Arlington, TX · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“N252-087”
Houston, TX · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Preclinical validation of a novel adjunct small molecule drug to prevent muscle loss and enhance weight loss in older adults”
College Station, TX · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Cost-effective, Scalable and Electrically Conductive Spray Coatings for Lightning Strike Protection”
Spring, TX · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“SpatialGen - Generate 3D Spatial Environments For Analysis & Planning From Video”
Austin, TX · 29 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“A Primary Care eConsult Platform for Dementia Diagnosis and Care Management”
Houston, TX · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Design and optimization of TCR-T therapeutics by an advanced T cell receptor-antigen binding prediction platform”
Houston, TX · 2 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Plume Impingement Module for Autonomous Proximity Operations”
Austin, TX · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Combined Amikacin and Azithromycin in an Inhaled Formulation for the Treatment of NTM”
Houston, TX · 0 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Novel wearable rotating magnetic field therapy device targeting treatment of brain cancers”
Austin, TX · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Ultra-Sensitive, Rapid, Point-of-Use (POU) Mercury Sensor Enabled by Light-Pinpointed Enrichment”
Farmers Branch, TX · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Novel technologies for cellular age profiling and validation”
Houston, TX · 3 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Verifiable Success in handling Unknown Unknowns in Space Habitat Simulations and a Cyber-Physical System”
Irving, TX · 7 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Set-Based Modeling, Visualization, & Trade-Space Exploration for Superior Conceptual System Design”
San Antonio, TX · 59 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Autonomous Diesel-engine Maintenance, Inspection, Repair, And Logistics”
Houston, TX · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“An Innovative Immune Therapy with Antibiotics to Treat Deadly Excess Inflammation in Sepsis and ARDS Induced from Severe Bacterial Infection”
Pearland, TX · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Modulation of PDE4B by Aptamers for the Treatment of Alcohol Use Disorder”
Austin, TX · 6 employees · Department of Defense, National Science Foundation · Phase II · company site
“SBIR Phase II: Foundry-Compatible Silicon-Integrated Epitaxial Barium Titanate Wafers for Silicon Photonics”
Frisco, TX · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“First in Human Clinical Trial of a Contraceptive MPT YASO GEL”
Conroe, TX · 13 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration, National Science Foundation · Phase II · company site
“SBIR Phase II: Advancing Manufacturing on Earth and Beyond through Magnetic Gear Technology Development”
Houston, TX · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Novel procedure and technology for treatment of BPH”
Houston, TX · 10 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Artificial Intelligence Tool to Optimize Organ Transplantation Outcomes (Transplant-AI)”
Houston, TX · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Scalable spatiotemporal-omics platform”
Little Elm, TX · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Hybrid Powered Heavy Lift Dual Use UAS”
Austin, TX · 7 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“PIC-Based Physical Sensors with Low Noise and Extreme Dynamic Range”
College Station, TX · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Phagineering the gut microbiome: Bacteriophages to reduce Desulfovibrio spp. and hydrogen sulfide in the intestine”
Katy, TX · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Agentic AI for Multi-Lateral Orchestration of Vendor-Agnostic Autonomous Systems”
Webster, TX · 9 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I
“Standardized and Radiation-Tolerant Motor Controllers for Space Robotics”
San Marcos, TX · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“NatuWrap®: Military-Ready Technology for Reducing Spoilage of Fresh Produce in Storage and Transport”
Houston, TX · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Domestic Recovery of Gallium from Waste through Flash Electrothermal Chlorination”
Carrollton, TX · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“PURitALL Sterilizer - Sequential Phase II”
Addison, TX · 11 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Innovative and Adaptive Drug Delivery System for Enhanced Neuroprotection and Repair in Traumatic Brain Injuries from Penetrating Trauma or ”
Del Valle, TX · 11 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I
“Mars Atmospheric Convective Heat expulsIoN Engine (MACHINE)”
Greenville, TX · 12 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“DESIGN, FABRICATION, AND HOVER TEST OF EXOS HVRR-RDRE”
Plano, TX · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“System for Malignant Lymph Node Identification”
San Antonio, TX · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Development of Novel sgp130-Fc Bioconjugates for TBI”
San Antonio, TX · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Real World Adoption of an OUD Digital Health Therapeutic”
Houston, TX · 10 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration, National Science Foundation · Phase I/II · company site
“SBIR Fast-Track: Direct Electrochemical Generation of Caustic Peroxide in a Porous Solid Electrolyte Reactor for Onsite Applications”
Aubrey, TX · 2 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase II · company site
“SBIR Phase II: Physics-Guided AI Platform for Accelerating Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV) Mask Design”
Houston, TX · 10 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I/II · company site
“Functional signatures of post-infusion CAR T cells for early indication of patient response”
Houston, TX · 10 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Developing Scg3 Raptamers as a novel targeted therapy for wet AMD”
Houston, TX · 2 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase II · company site
“SBIR Phase II: An Intelligent, Analytics-Driven System for Disaster Resilience and Situational Awareness”
Friendswood, TX · 19 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Study of Transcutaneous Auricular Neurostimulation as a Treatment for Alcohol Use Disorder”
Fort Worth, TX · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Commercialization of a Biologic Eyedrop for Persistent Corneal Epithelial Defects”
Austin, TX · 18 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Robotic C-130 Clear Water Rinse System to Promote Aircraft Availability”
Austin, TX · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Gossamer Thread for AI Informed Communications”
College Station, TX · 24 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Transport Reinforcement Learning based control System (TROLLS)”
Austin, TX · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Generative AI for Counter-Drone Applications”
Austin, TX · 4 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Dry.ai: Enabling Service Members to build the AI-powered software solutions they need”
Austin, TX · 24 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Combat-Ready Brain Health: Mobile AI Diagnostics for TBI”
Austin, TX · 22 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Real-time Generative Video Restoration at the Tactical Edge”
College Station, TX · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“A Microgravity-Compatible Liquid-Free Surface Sampling Pen (SSP)”
Dallas, TX · 19 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Dry-Weave Overmolding for Aircraft Propulsion”
Dallas, TX · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“WATTER: Pioneering the Next Wave of Water Heaters”
Austin, TX · 22 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Resilience of Interconnected National Market Infrastructure”
Allen, TX · 6 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Hybrid DTN QoS Control System”
Austin, TX · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Development of a novel electrochemical pesticide sensor”
San Antonio, TX · 15 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II
“AI Monitoring System (AIMS): Empowering High-Stakes Industries with Responsible GenAI Oversight”
Austin, TX · 30 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Automated Binary Analysis and Vulnerability Discovery Platform for Offensive Cyber Operations”
Austin, TX · 43 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Small Form Factor SDR for Assured Communications in Contested Environments”
Houston, TX · 15 employees · Department of Transportation · Phase I · company site
“Portable LiDAR Tire Diagnostics System: Improving Safety and Reducing Downtime”
Austin, TX · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Improving Military Working Dog Readiness and Performance with a Novel Cooling Technology”
Houston, TX · 22 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“GxG-MSRP: Generic xG Modular SDR Reference Platform”
San Marcos, TX · 4 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“GenAI Cognitive Indicators for Joint Operations”
Austin, TX · 11 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase II · company site
“SBIR Phase II: Autonomous Robot for In-Service Inspection of Petrochemical Storage Tanks and other Explosive Atmosphere Environments”
Dallas, TX · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Non Invasive Urine Output Monitor”
Houston, TX · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“A Phase 1-2 clinical program for the teatment of Microsatellite Stable Colorectal Cancer with the combination of SR-8541A, Botensilimab, and”
Richardson, TX · 4 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“Type II SLS materials for three-color infrared FPA applications”
Austin, TX · 6 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Energy · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“MicrobeID: A Point-of-Care, Electronics-Free Molecular Diagnostic Platform for Microbial Detection”
Houston, TX · 60 employees · Department of Transportation · Phase I
“VALAR: An AI-driven approach to transforming crash reporting for law enforcement agencies”
Addison, TX · 19 employees · Department of Homeland Security, Department of Transportation · Phase I/II · woman-owned · company site
“PRISM - Predictive Reasoning Intelligent System for Maintenance”
San Antonio, TX · 55 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Wireless Data Transfer for Predictive Logistics”
Arlington, TX · 7 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Development of optical dark-state resonance sensor chips”
Austin, TX · 17 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Dual Purpose Laser Range Finder and LIDAR Sensor”
Dallas, TX · 5 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Inline Analysis of Phosphates in Fluids”
Houston, TX · 7 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Oxide Dispersion Strengthened Alloys Enhanced with Gamma Prime for High-Rate, Low-Cost Production of High-Performance Engine Components”
Richardson, TX · 12 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“COWL: Cognitive Warfare Analysis through LLMs”
Dallas, TX · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Lung Cancer FAST (Fragment Analysis, SNP, and Translocations) Testing”
El Paso, TX · 2 employees · Department of Commerce · Phase I · company site
“Terraforming the Future: High-Stress Soil Restoration via Metrology and Evloved Microbial Consortia”
El Paso, TX · 12 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase II · company site
“SBIR Phase II: DKS Quantum Stackable Radioisotopic Power Source (RPS)”
Lewisville, TX · 14 employees · Department of Commerce · Phase I · company site
“ResiliPay: Secure Transactions with AI-Driven Scalability”
Austin, TX · 9 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I/II · company site
“High Signal-to-Noise Ratio Miniature Microphones for Hearing Assistive Devices”
Dallas, TX · 10 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase II
“SBIR Phase II: Pre-Hospital Detection of Large Vessel Occlusion Strokes”
Austin, TX · 45 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Electroninks CircuitJet: The All-in-One Printed Circuit Board Maker for Obsolete Parts and Prototyping”
Richardson, TX · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“AEGIS MK99 T-1348 Radar Transmitter Components Modernization”
Dallas, TX · 3 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Compact and Efficient Energy Harvesting and Storage Devices for Ordnance Fuses”
Lewisville, TX · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“CARES – Canine Assessment Remote Evaluation System for Kennel”
San Antonio, TX · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“Resilient Non-GPS Positioning, Navigation, and Timing for Contested Environments”
Stafford, TX · 11 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“A Precisely Controllable Loss-of-Function Mutation Collection in Drosophila”
Austin, TX · 11 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“Unlocking Data for Secure AI Missions”
Waller, TX · 12 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Placeholder”
Frisco, TX · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“High-throughput DNT testing with engineered brain organoids”
Houston, TX · 8 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · woman-owned
“A Phase 2 multi-center trial of CD5 CAR T-cell therapy in patients with T-cell lymphoma”
Houston, TX · 13 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“SBIR Phase II: High-Efficiency Retrofit Dehumidifiers for Air Conditioners via a Novel Filtration Technology”
Dallas, TX · 17 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Enhanced Submarine Mast Detection and Discrimination”
Austin, TX · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Automated Data Synchronization”
Grapevine, TX · 55 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“3D/XR Training and Maintenance Enterprise Solution”
Houston, TX · 44 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“AI-Enabled Auto-Compliance Tool for the AF Armament Directorate”
San Marcos, TX · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“A Novel High Resolution ADC Architecture for Ultra Low Noise Measurements”
Austin, TX · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“SoftWorthy's Interactive Virtual Environment Laboratory to support Health and Safety Training of Emergency Responders Exposed to Extreme Amb”
Dallas, TX · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“FANTM-RiDE Long-duration GEO Ops (LoGO) Development”
Houston, TX · 13 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Harbinger Vanguard”
Dallas, TX · 56 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company: Sterile saline and sterile water for injection Advanced Manufacturing platform”
Bryan, TX · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Hard Platooning”
College Station, TX · 1 employee · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Optical Diagnostics System for Very-High-Speed Velocimetry and Thermometry in Hypersonic Ground Test Facilities”
Fort Worth, TX · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Maritime Expeditionary Response Crawler (MERC)”
Plano, TX · 6 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“VEL-03: IND-enabling development of a novel therapeutic approach for treatment of non-small cell lung cancer and other solid tumors”
San Antonio, TX · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Systematic Maritime Automated Reporting Technology (SMART)”
College Station, TX · 7 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“A Novel Approach for the At Home Detection of PFAS in Drinking Water”
Dallas, TX · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“COPA: A clinical program to evaluate benefits of a hand-held, automated, personalized oral liquid dispensing system for take-home methadone ”
Houston, TX · 80 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“AI-enabling the EMPACT XR Training Platform and Integrating Technical Data to Elevate the Airman Learning Experience”
Irving, TX · 4 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Handheld mechano-optical platelet force sensing device”
Houston, TX · 22 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Jet Blast Deflector - Actuator Emergency Operating System”
Houston, TX · 16 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“DARPA Contracts Management Office – Other Transaction Agreement Assistant”
San Antonio, TX · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“Intrinsically Safe and Fully Pneumatic Robot for the Inspection of Confined and Hazardous Spaces for Air Force Operational Imperatives”
McAllen, TX · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“Phase II- Repurposing CRH antagonists for the treatment of endometriosis”
Houston, TX · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Quantum Sensing Integrated with Ultrasound for Precise Drug Screening”
Dallas, TX · 4 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“STTR Phase I: Development of a Melt Spinnable Polyacrylonitrile-based Carbon Fiber Precursor”
Friendswood, TX · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned
“Advancing FGF13-Nav1.6 modulators to normalize Nucleus Accumbens activity for Cocaine Use Disorder”
Round Rock, TX · 13 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Expanded Lethality of Technologies of Maritime Mining and Mine Countermeasure”
San Antonio, TX · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · woman-owned · company site
“Innovative Solutions for Legacy Systems Modernization Using Plastic Additive Manufacturing”
Austin, TX · 20 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“A Transportable Array Structure to Support HPRF and HEMP Sources”
San Antonio, TX · 64 employees · Department of Homeland Security · Phase I/II · company site
“An Architecture For PSAP Data Analysis, Alerting, and Cyber Security”
Austin, TX · 18 employees · Department of Homeland Security · Phase I · company site
“Deep Learning Algorithms for On-Person Stream of Commerce Characterization”
Houston, TX · 7 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Development of Co-Cultures for Benchtop Scale Beta-carotene Production in Microgravity”
Dallas, TX · 45 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“EMP Shielding”
Austin, TX · 8 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“AI Platform to Discover Therapeutics for Substance Use Disorders”
Krugerville, TX · 1 employee · National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“STTR Phase I: Ultra-Low-Cost Additive Manufacture of Transparent Conductive Electrodes”
College Station, TX · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Novel approaches for the treatment of autoimmune disease”
Kyle, TX · 4 employees · Environmental Protection Agency, National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“SBIR Phase I: Plient Engineered Recycled Steel Fibers as Cheaper, Faster, Safer Concrete Reinforcement”
Austin, TX · 2 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I
“SBIR Phase I: Development of a Silicon Conductivity-Controlled Power Transistor”
Houston, TX · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Enhancing Operational Efficiency in Resource-Scarce Environments”
Dallas, TX · 6 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Robotic-Inserted, Shape-Conforming Cochlear Implant Electrode Arrays”
Houston, TX · 6 employees · Department of Energy · Phase I/II · company site
“Reel-to-reel Metrology Tool for In-field Critical Current Characterization of Long REBCO Tapes for Fusion Magnets”
Houston, TX · 13 employees · Department of Energy · Phase I/II · company site
“Accelerated In-Storage Data Mining of Light Sources”
Austin, TX · 2 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“SBIR Phase I: AI-Enhanced Feedback to Accelerate Literacy, Creativity, and Student Engagement”
Houston, TX · 2 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“STTR Phase I: Enhancing Career Decision-making for Individuals with ASD Through Adaptive Vocational Assessment Using Reinforcement Learning”
Aledo, TX · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Modular and Provably Secure High-Assurance Hardware and Software Co-design (MPS-HAHSC)”
McKinney, TX · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Drone RF Optimized Nodal Element (DRONE) Antenna System”
Allen, TX · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“Digital Projection Close Quarters Sight (DP-CQS)”
Pflugerville, TX · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“Development of antibody treatment of MDR ESKAPE Pathogen, P. Aeruginosa.”
Houston, TX · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Development of a Polymeric Percutaneous Pulmonary Valve for Use in Young Children”
Webster, TX · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Development of a Totally Implanted Left Ventricular Assist Device”
Dickinson, TX · 4 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase II · company site
“Mission Operations Digital Twin for Decision Making (MODT)”
College Station, TX · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Interferometry for Refractive Index and Thermal Defocus Determination”
Houston, TX · 5 employees · Department of Energy · Phase I · woman-owned
“Nanobubbles for Scaling”
Houston, TX · 5 employees · Department of Energy · Phase I · company site
“Advanced electromagnetic monitoring for geologic CO2 storage with measurement enhancement with improved anomaly resolution”
Cypress, TX · 3 employees · Department of Energy · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Novel and Rugged Electromagnetic Wireless System for Long-Term Subsurface CO2 Plume Monitoring and Saturation Mapping”
Katy, TX · 1 employee · Department of Energy · Phase I · woman-owned
“Understanding the Corrosion Mechanisms of Ferritic Stainless Steels in Reversible Solid Oxide Fuel Cells Operated under High Temperature and”
Austin, TX · 10 employees · Department of Energy · Phase I · company site
“MODular Analysis for Multimodal Intelligent Applications”
Frisco, TX · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Drug Delivery Platform for the Sustained Release of an HIV Vaccine”
San Antonio, TX · 6 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase II · company site
“Brickbot for Lunar Surface Subscale Technology Demonstration”
San Antonio, TX · 65 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“REFUGE: Regulated Environment for Freight and Utility Goods in Exosphere”
Waco, TX · 4 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Prism: Portable All-in-One NDT Inspection System”
Frisco, TX · 4 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Maritime Vehicle for Autonomous Patrols (MVAP)”
Austin, TX · 20 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Afloat Additive Manufacturing”
Houston, TX · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Integrative Injury Prevention Technology and Performance Enhancement Solutions for Fighter Pilots”
College Station, TX · 98 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Force-Multiplying Computer Vision for Increased Aircraft Security”
Leander, TX · 1 employee · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“WAVE (Wide-bandgap Affordable Versatile Electronics) Chip Technology”
Austin, TX · 30 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Resilient, Scalable, Mobile Power for Deployable Combat Units”
Austin, TX · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Rapid Aircraft Inspection and Digital Twin Generation”
Austin, TX · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Project Echo: AI-Powered Alias Tracking and Digital Identity Mapping for Secure Intelligence, Counterintelligence, and Cybersecurity Operati”
San Antonio, TX · 50 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Autonomous Robotic Trimming with Precision Operations for Base Maintenance”
Austin, TX · 8 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Power Over Ethernet for Resilient Air Force Basing”
Fairview, TX · 1 employee · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Thermal Conductivity improvement of microbolometer leg materials”
Austin, TX · 197 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Rev - The world’s most accurate and secure platform for AI and human-generated transcripts.”
Dallas, TX · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · woman-owned
“Dynamical Diffraction Analysis for 3D Electron Crystallography”
College Station, TX · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Developing RNA therapeutics for rare neurodevelopmental disorders”
Arlington, TX · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“High reflector microstructure for 1 micro continuous wave light”
Austin, TX · 7 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“High-content study to analyze the nutritional value of natural products for healthy aging”
Amarillo, TX · 92 employees · Environmental Protection Agency · Phase I · company site
“Sustainable PFAS Removal from Biosolids: A Multifaceted, Biochar-Based Approach”
Austin, TX · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · woman-owned
“A Fundamentally Novel Solid-State Neutron Radiography Camera for U.S. Army Munition Inspection”
Fort Worth, TX · 26 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Semiconductor Device Recovery”
Dallas, TX · 4 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“NeuTON: Neuromorphic Telescope for Orbital detection at Nighttime for objects in geosynchronous orbit”
Austin, TX · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Quantum Secure Identification”
Houston, TX · 18 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“CNTIENT for Heterogeneous Sensor Management for PWSA Tracking Layer”
Austin, TX · 14 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“Cognitive Satellite Sensor Controller (CS2C)”
Boerne, TX · 11 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“CAPER-CHERI: Compact Pluggable Extension Board for CHERI Prototypes”
Brownsville, TX · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“Wide Field of View Lensing Spatially Variant Photonic Crystals”
San Antonio, TX · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Land Satellite ASEED: Attritable Sentry for Expeditionary Electronic Defense”
Addison, TX · 7 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Innovative and Adaptive Drug Delivery System for Enhanced Neuroprotection and Repair in Traumatic Brain Injuries from Penetrating Trauma or ”
Fort Worth, TX · 22 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Advanced Hydrogel-Based Drug Delivery System for Enhanced Neuroprotection in Traumatic Brain Injuries”
Missouri City, TX · 0 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“FY2025 SBIR CONCEPT CLEARANCE AWARD FOR TOPIC DEVELOPMENT OF THERAPEUTIC OR PREVENTATIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR TREATMENT OR PREVENTION OF PEDIATR”
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