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Center forSubsurface Sensing & Imaging SystemsCenter forSubsurface Sensing & Imaging Systems
NSFYear Six Site VisitApril 4-6, 2006
NSFYear Six Site VisitApril 4-6, 2006
Industrial Liaison
Philip CheneyJohn Beaty
Industrial Liaison
Philip CheneyJohn Beaty
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Industrial Liaison - AgendaIndustrial Liaison - Agenda
IntroductionsOverviewSWOTPartner Concerns or Issues
IntroductionsOverviewSWOTPartner Concerns or Issues
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Primary GoalsPrimary Goals
Technology TransferContinue to increase the number of industrial and government membersIncrease the diversity of members to include bio-tech, civil infrastructure, and high-techIncrease the number of students involved with industrial partnersFocus on Center sustainabilitySeek out opportunities for joint proposals between academic and industrial partners
Technology TransferContinue to increase the number of industrial and government membersIncrease the diversity of members to include bio-tech, civil infrastructure, and high-techIncrease the number of students involved with industrial partnersFocus on Center sustainabilitySeek out opportunities for joint proposals between academic and industrial partners
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Our Key Technology Transfer Strategy Joint R&D Proposals With Industrial Partners
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Industrial Partner LevelsIndustrial Partner Levels
Industrial Advisory BoardIn-KindAffiliate
Industrial Advisory Board$10, 000Small Business
Industrial Advisory Board$50, 000Corporate
Industrial Advisory Board
CenSSIS Board of Directors$100, 000 Strategic
BenefitsBenefitsAnnual InvestmentAnnual InvestmentPartner LevelPartner Level
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Objective – Industrial CollaborationObjective – Industrial Collaboration
Industrial Partners• Product Development• New Products and New Markets
CenSSIS• Increase Funding for Research and Students• Focus on Center Sustainability• Attract New Industrial and Government
Members• Opportunities• Revenue
Government• Solutions to Difficult Problems
Industrial Partners• Product Development• New Products and New Markets
CenSSIS• Increase Funding for Research and Students• Focus on Center Sustainability• Attract New Industrial and Government
Members• Opportunities• Revenue
Government• Solutions to Difficult Problems
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Collaborative ProcessCollaborative Process
Find the Opportunity in the MarketBuild a Coalition of Entrepreneurs and Industrial Partners, and ResearchersDiscuss the Opportunity with the Coalition and Decide if you have a Compelling Offering for the CustomerRespond to the Opportunity (quad, whitepaper, proposal)Win the Contract or GrantManage the Development (schedule, dollars, technology)Win the Follow on OpportunityTransfer the Product to the Industrial Coalition
Find the Opportunity in the MarketBuild a Coalition of Entrepreneurs and Industrial Partners, and ResearchersDiscuss the Opportunity with the Coalition and Decide if you have a Compelling Offering for the CustomerRespond to the Opportunity (quad, whitepaper, proposal)Win the Contract or GrantManage the Development (schedule, dollars, technology)Win the Follow on OpportunityTransfer the Product to the Industrial Coalition
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Collaboration History - Joint ProposalsCollaboration History - Joint Proposals
Explosive and Fire Arm Detection
$1.37MAnalogic / NU / BUTSWGWhitepaper
Soil Characterization
$.2M1 year
Transtech / NUArmySBIR
Won
In-Building Acoustic ID
$0.75MAcentech/ NUArmy, STTR
Proposal , Phase II
Capture Center$0.39MUPRM - NUPRIDCOWon-On Hold
Suicide Bomb Detection
$3.2M18 months
Raytheon/American Science and Engineering / Siemens Corporate R&D, RPI, NU
DHSWon
In-Building Acoustic ID
$0.1M6 months
Acentech / NU Army, STTR
Won
Capture Center$ 0.15MNUJAIIWon
Explosive Detection
$2.5M Raytheon / American Science and EngineeringDigitome / Thermo Electron / NU
TSWGDeclined
Aircraft Wing NDE$ 1.4MZomega / Digitome / RPI /NUONRDeclined
Nuclear Portal$ 5M10 Months
Bubble Technologies / NUDHSWon
Mine Detection$ 6M7 Years ID / IQ
Army Night-Vision / NU/ BU/ RPI/ UPRMALIONWon
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HSARPA Suicide Bomber Detection Project… detect bombers in open environment at > 50 metersHSARPA Suicide Bomber Detection Project… detect bombers in open environment at > 50 meters
CenSSIS • Team Formation• Proposal Lead
SCR & NEU• Intelligent Video & Data Fusion
RPI • THZ Explosive detection
Raytheon, PPT & NEU • MMW Radar metal detectionAS&E
• ZBV Van & X-ray Sensor
1.5 m
MMWRadar
30 m
Object of interest
1.5 m
MMWRadar
30 m
Object of interest
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Concept of OperationsConcept of Operations
Improved confidence as target moves within range of each sensorAll information fused onto real-time video Operator selects suspicious people to trackSystem alerts operator when targets in range of each sensorTargeting of sensors based on coordinates derived from video to people with bombMulti-sensor classification algorithms indicate probability of bomb
Improved confidence as target moves within range of each sensorAll information fused onto real-time video Operator selects suspicious people to trackSystem alerts operator when targets in range of each sensorTargeting of sensors based on coordinates derived from video to people with bombMulti-sensor classification algorithms indicate probability of bomb
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CenSSIS Collaboration Leads to Major Industrial Business OpportunitiesCenSSIS Collaboration Leads to Major Industrial Business Opportunities
HSARPA $4.9 MillionPortal Monitoring Project
Advanced Spectroscopic Portal$500 Million Proposal
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Projected Sustainability Plan of the Center: A Result of our Tech Transfer StrategyProjected Sustainability Plan of the Center: A Result of our Tech Transfer Strategy
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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
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Contracts and Grants(Industrial Partners Portion)
Contracts and Grants(Academic Partners Portion)
Industry MembershipsState Investment
University Cost Share
Year
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Benefits of CollaborationBenefits of Collaboration
BenefitsCollaboration Increases Success
• Together We Are More Capable than We Are Individually – NEU, RPI, Siemens, Raytheon, AS&E, and PPT
• Companies Obtain Additional Intellectual Capital
• Academic Institutions Obtain Technology Transfer (ideas take form) and Capital.
Collaboration Generates New ProductsSustainability for the Consortium
BenefitsCollaboration Increases Success
• Together We Are More Capable than We Are Individually – NEU, RPI, Siemens, Raytheon, AS&E, and PPT
• Companies Obtain Additional Intellectual Capital
• Academic Institutions Obtain Technology Transfer (ideas take form) and Capital.
Collaboration Generates New ProductsSustainability for the Consortium
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Center forSubsurface Sensing & Imaging SystemsCenter forSubsurface Sensing & Imaging Systems
NSFYear Six Site VisitApril 4-6, 2006
NSFYear Six Site VisitApril 4-6, 2006
Effective ERC Operation and Infrastructure
John Beaty
Effective ERC Operation and Infrastructure
John Beaty
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The ERC is a Complex EntityThe ERC is a Complex Entity
Multiple University Partners> 40 Faculty>100 StudentsIndustrial PartnersResearch, Education and Diversity Goals10 Year Strategic PlanAnnual Reports and Site VisitsSustainability after NSF Funding-----------
Multiple University Partners> 40 Faculty>100 StudentsIndustrial PartnersResearch, Education and Diversity Goals10 Year Strategic PlanAnnual Reports and Site VisitsSustainability after NSF Funding-----------
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How Does One Manage Such a Multi-faceted Operation????
How Does One Manage Such a Multi-faceted Operation????
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S. McKnightNU
D. CastañonBU
M. VelezUPRM
B. RoysamRPI
C. RappaportNU
D. KaeliNU
Our Management Structure Helps Us Address the Challenges of Our ERCOur Management Structure Helps Us Address the Challenges of Our ERC
Board of Directors
A. Soyster, NUChairman
Industrial Liaison DirectorP. Cheney
AdministrationJ. Beaty
R&D Contract Dev.P. Cheney & J. Beaty
Industrial Advisory BoardR. Kessler
Scientific Advisory BoardK. Weiss
Partnership and OutreachK. Hicks
DirectorM. Silevitch, NU
Deputy DirectorB. Saleh, BU
Associate DirectorsEducation EngineeredSystem
Multi-Institution Research and EducationLeaders and Co-Leaders
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The Board of Directors Binds Together Our Distributed CenterThe Board of Directors Binds Together Our Distributed Center
8 senior university administrators
Dean level or higherHighly committed industrial partnersBoard defines partnership policies
Academic & industrial agreements
(IP, internal match, etc)Board provides strategic oversight
Quarterly meetingsYearly evaluation of the center
8 senior university administrators
Dean level or higherHighly committed industrial partnersBoard defines partnership policies
Academic & industrial agreements
(IP, internal match, etc)Board provides strategic oversight
Quarterly meetingsYearly evaluation of the center
Chairman: Allen SoysterNU Dean of EngineeringChairman: Allen SoysterNU Dean of Engineering
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The Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) Provides in-Depth Review of Systems Level ProjectsThe Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) Provides in-Depth Review of Systems Level Projects
NIH Quantum Grant ProposalSubmitted Feb. 06
• CenSSIS team led by MGH•NU, BU, RPI•$2.1 M (first 3 years)•$5 M per year (next 5 years)
Clinical Tests Now Taking place at MGH
Successful SAB Review- Dec. 05
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The Industrial Advisory Board Helps Ensures Long Range Industrial SupportThe Industrial Advisory Board Helps Ensures Long Range Industrial Support
Dialogue with Industry Input Provides Guidance Evaluation
Improves, and Maintains the Focus
Support Rewards the Effort
Dialogue with Industry Input Provides Guidance Evaluation
Improves, and Maintains the Focus
Support Rewards the Effort
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Some Lesson Learned After 6 YearsSome Lesson Learned After 6 Years
Weekly Management Meetings Provide Cohesion• All Partners Attend• 20 People Average Attendance• Maintains Communications and Shared Vision
A Central Clear and Shared Vision is Crucial• Drives Strategic Planning and Project Selections
An Administrative Infrastructure Must be in PlacePartnership and Outreach CoordinatorK-12 CoordinatorDiversity CoordinatorComputer Support ExpertFinancial Manager to augment University DSPA OfficeIndustrial Partnership DevelopmentR&D proposal Development
Contiguous Space Demonstrates University Buy InNeeded at all Partner Universities
Weekly Management Meetings Provide Cohesion• All Partners Attend• 20 People Average Attendance• Maintains Communications and Shared Vision
A Central Clear and Shared Vision is Crucial• Drives Strategic Planning and Project Selections
An Administrative Infrastructure Must be in PlacePartnership and Outreach CoordinatorK-12 CoordinatorDiversity CoordinatorComputer Support ExpertFinancial Manager to augment University DSPA OfficeIndustrial Partnership DevelopmentR&D proposal Development
Contiguous Space Demonstrates University Buy InNeeded at all Partner Universities
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The CenSSIS Headquarters SpacesGives Us a Presence on the CampusThe CenSSIS Headquarters SpacesGives Us a Presence on the Campus
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Partnership
Partnership
Partnership
Partnership
Partnership
Partnership
This cannot be overemphasized!!!!This cannot be overemphasized!!!!
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AcademicPartners
AcademicPartners
NSFNSF
StudentsStudents Industry &GovernmentIndustry &
Government
Our Shared Vision Ties The ERC TogetherOur Shared Vision Ties The ERC Together
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Center for Subsurface Sensing andImaging Systems
Center for Subsurface Sensing andImaging Systems
Phil CheneyIndustrial Liaison
John BeatyProgram Manager
Phil CheneyIndustrial Liaison
John BeatyProgram Manager
Industrial Collaboration and Sustainability
Industrial Collaboration and Sustainability
This work was supported by in part by CenSSIS, the Center for Subsurface Sensing and Imaging Systems, under the Engineering Research Centers Program of the National Science Foundation (Award # EEC-9986821).
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Primary GoalsPrimary Goals
Technology Transfer, IP and Industrial Collaboration
Continue to increase the number of industrial and government membersIncrease the diversity of members to include bio-tech, civil infrastructure, and high-techIncrease the number of students involved with industrial partnersFocus on Center sustainability
Technology Transfer, IP and Industrial Collaboration
Continue to increase the number of industrial and government membersIncrease the diversity of members to include bio-tech, civil infrastructure, and high-techIncrease the number of students involved with industrial partnersFocus on Center sustainability
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Intellectual PropertyIntellectual Property
Inventors
All Academic Partners
Division of TechnologyTransfer NEU
CenSSISTechnical
Review
60 Days
IntellectualProperty
CommitteeReview
60 Days
ProvisionalPatent
Application
AvailabilityFor LicenseAll Industrial
Partners90 Days
IntellectualProperty
Committee
Negotiate Terms
Interest
License FeesRoyalty Income
Deduct Out-of-Pocket Costs
5% 20% 30% 5% 40%DTT CenSSIS Inventor Academic Four Academic
Institution Partners
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CenSSIS Inventions SummaryCenSSIS Inventions Summary
11-Aug-05
Combining Optical Quadrature and Differential Interference Contrast to Facilitate Embryonic Cell Counting with Fluorescence Imaging for Confirmation: This invention disclosure describes the cell counting method to be used with a multifunctional staring mode microscope which permits three modes of imaging for cell counting in mouse embryos: optical quadrature, differential interference contrast, and fluorescence imaging.
NEU
9-Feb-05Fast Implementation of the Level Set Method: Invention is level set method for achieving real
time video tracking performance. Permits real-time tracking of object boundaries in video applications such as video surveillance, video conferencing and human-computer interaction.
BU
5-Jan-05High-Precision Voltage Source for Electrical Impedance Tomography: Invention is a voltage
source for use in applied voltage electrical impedance tomography that includes the capability to measure both the applied voltage and current.
RPI
29-Dec-04Radiolucent Electrodes for Electrical Impedance Imaging with Mammography: Invention is a
way of building and using electrodes for electrical impedance imaging that allows an impedance image to be made simultaneously and in-register with an x-ray mammogram.
RPI
10-May-04
A Process for Applying Multiple Currents to a Body Using Voltage Sources: Invention describes a method to produce multiple currents to a body using voltage sources in electrical impedance tomography. Voltage sources desirable to reduce costs with easier to build, operate and maintain hardware.
RPI
7-Apr-04
Ultrasound Assisted Confocal Microscopy: Invention is an advance that involves generating a heterodyne optical signal using ultrasound to induce particle displacements at shallow depths inside human tissue. Permits deeper penetration of light and better images at greater depths for dermatological applications.
NEU/BU
20-Jan-04
Enhanced Detection of Acousto-Photonic Emissions in Optically Turbid Media Using a Photorefractive Crystal Based Detection System: Invention is a technique for modulating light in diffusive optical tomography using ultrasound. Allows faster measurement of images permitting greater spatial coverage and measurment of dynamic features.
NEU/BU
31-Jul-03High Output Impedance Current Source: The invention permits highly precise current waveforms
to be produced for electical impedance imaging. Needed when current waveforms required for diagnosing breast cancer and other diseases.
RPI
Prov. Filing Date
Title and DescriptionDisclosed By
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Our Key Technology Transfer Strategy Joint R&D Proposals With Industrial Partners
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Industrial CollaborationIndustrial Collaboration
Industrial Partners• Product Development• New Products and New Markets
CenSSIS• Increase Funding for Research and Students• Focus on Center Sustainability• Attracts New Industrial and Government
Members• Opportunities• Revenue
Government• Solutions to Difficult Problems
Industrial Partners• Product Development• New Products and New Markets
CenSSIS• Increase Funding for Research and Students• Focus on Center Sustainability• Attracts New Industrial and Government
Members• Opportunities• Revenue
Government• Solutions to Difficult Problems
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Collaborative ProcessCollaborative Process
Find the Opportunity in the MarketBuild a Coalition of Entrepreneurs and Industrial Partners, and ResearchersDiscuss the Opportunity with the Coalition and Decide if you have a Compelling Offering for the CustomerRespond to the Opportunity (quad, whitepaper, proposalWin the Contract or GrantManage the Development (schedule, dollars, development)Win the Follow on OpportunityTransfer the Product to the Industrial Coalition
Find the Opportunity in the MarketBuild a Coalition of Entrepreneurs and Industrial Partners, and ResearchersDiscuss the Opportunity with the Coalition and Decide if you have a Compelling Offering for the CustomerRespond to the Opportunity (quad, whitepaper, proposalWin the Contract or GrantManage the Development (schedule, dollars, development)Win the Follow on OpportunityTransfer the Product to the Industrial Coalition
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Our Innovative Technology Transfer Strategy Joint R&D Proposals With IndustryOur Innovative Technology Transfer Strategy Joint R&D Proposals With Industry
AwardedUS Army Task Order (Mine Detection Technol), $2 Million IDIQ, 3 Yrs (CenSSIS. Alion)Arrayed Spectral High Energy Radiation Detectors, HSARPA, $5 Million, 2 Yrs (NU, BTI)Tech Transfer to Spark Innovation in Massachusetts, JAII, $150K, 1 Yr (CenSSIS)
Awarded- In NegotiationSuicide BomberDetection, DHS, $3.5 Million, 2 Yrs (NU, RPI, Raytheon, PPT, AS&E, Siemens)
Submitted White PaperExplosive Detection in Luggage, DoD $1.0 Million, 1 Yr (Analogic, NU, BU)
AwardedUS Army Task Order (Mine Detection Technol), $2 Million IDIQ, 3 Yrs (CenSSIS. Alion)Arrayed Spectral High Energy Radiation Detectors, HSARPA, $5 Million, 2 Yrs (NU, BTI)Tech Transfer to Spark Innovation in Massachusetts, JAII, $150K, 1 Yr (CenSSIS)
Awarded- In NegotiationSuicide BomberDetection, DHS, $3.5 Million, 2 Yrs (NU, RPI, Raytheon, PPT, AS&E, Siemens)
Submitted White PaperExplosive Detection in Luggage, DoD $1.0 Million, 1 Yr (Analogic, NU, BU)
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Our Industrial PartnersLike This Tech Transfer StrategyOur Industrial PartnersLike This Tech Transfer Strategy
Explosive and Fire Arm Detection
$1.37MAnalogic / NU / BUTSWGWhitepaper
Soil Characterization
$.2M1 year
Transtech / NUArmySBIR
Won
In-Building Acoustic ID
$0.75MAcentech/ NUArmy, STTR
Proposal , Phase II
Capture Center$0.39MUPRM - NUPRIDCOWon-On Hold
Suicide Bomb Detection
$3.2M18 months
Raytheon/American Science and Engineering / Siemens Corporate R&D, RPI, NU
DHSWon
In-Building Acoustic ID
$0.1M6 months
Acentech / NU Army, STTR
Won
Capture Center$ 0.15MNUJAIIWon
Explosive Detection
$2.5M Raytheon / American Science and EngineeringDigitome / Thermo Electron / NU
TSWGDeclined
Aircraft Wing NDE$ 1.4MZomega / Digitome / RPI /NUONRDeclined
Nuclear Portal$ 5M10 Months
Bubble Technologies / NUDHSWon
Mine Detection$ 6M7 Years ID / IQ
Army Night-Vision / NU/ BU/ RPI/ UPRMALIONWon
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We Also Focused on Sustaining Our Fundamental Research Efforts (Examples)We Also Focused on Sustaining Our Fundamental Research Efforts (Examples)
Pressure Ulcer Detection
$3M3 Years
NCPA / BU / NUArmyProposal
Diagnosis of Civil Infrastructure
$3 M5 years
NU / UPRMNSFIGERT
Proposal
Deep Coral Reef Monitoring
$$1.5 M3 Years
UPRM / WHOINOAAProposal
Bioscience Image Analysis Tools
$3M5 Years
RPI / Other non CenSSIS CollaboratorsNIHBRP
Proposal
Breast Cancer Imaging
$3 M3 Years
MGH / NU / BU / RPI NIHQ Grant
Proposal
Underground Explosive Detection
$.5M1 Year
INL / NU DoDSRDEP
Proposal
Multi-sensor Target Recognition
$ 1.3M5 Years
BU / Other non CenSSIS CollaboratorsDoDMURI
Won
Contaminant Assessment
$1.8 M2 years
INL / NU / Other non CenSSIS CollaboratorsDoEDeclined
AUV Arctic Mission$ 1.7M3 Years
WHOINASAWon
HyperspectralIED Detection
$ .5M1 Year
UPRMDoDWon
Quantum Imaging$ 1.5M5 Years
BU / Other non CenSSIS CollaboratorsArmyMURI
Won
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HSARPA Suicide Bomber Detection Project… detect bombers in open environment at > 50 metersHSARPA Suicide Bomber Detection Project… detect bombers in open environment at > 50 meters
CenSSIS • Team Formation• Proposal Lead
SCR & NEU• Intelligent Video & Data Fusion
RPI • THZ Explosive detection
Raytheon, PPT & NEU • MMW Radar metal detectionAS&E
• ZBV Van & X-ray Sensor
1.5 m
MMWRadar
30 m
Object of interest
1.5 m
MMWRadar
30 m
Object of interest
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Concept of OperationsConcept of Operations
Improved confidence as target moves within range of each sensorAll information fused onto real-time video Operator selects suspicious people to trackSystem alerts operator when targets in range of each sensorTargeting of sensors based on coordinates derived from video to people with bombMulti-sensor classification algorithms indicate probability of bomb
Improved confidence as target moves within range of each sensorAll information fused onto real-time video Operator selects suspicious people to trackSystem alerts operator when targets in range of each sensorTargeting of sensors based on coordinates derived from video to people with bombMulti-sensor classification algorithms indicate probability of bomb
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Benefits of CollaborationBenefits of Collaboration
BenefitsCollaboration Increases Success
• Together We Are More Capable than We Are Individually – NEU, RPI, Siemens, Raytheon, AS&E, and PPT
• Companies Obtain Additional Intellectual Capital
• Academic Institutions Obtain Technology Transfer (ideas take form) and Capital.
Collaboration Generates New ProductsSustainability for the Consortium
BenefitsCollaboration Increases Success
• Together We Are More Capable than We Are Individually – NEU, RPI, Siemens, Raytheon, AS&E, and PPT
• Companies Obtain Additional Intellectual Capital
• Academic Institutions Obtain Technology Transfer (ideas take form) and Capital.
Collaboration Generates New ProductsSustainability for the Consortium
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Projected Sustainability Plan of the CenterProjected Sustainability Plan of the Center
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NSF
Contracts and Grants(Academic Partners Portion)
Industry Memberships
State Investment
University Cash Cost Share
Year
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Projected Sustainability Plan of the Center: A Result of our Tech Transfer StrategyProjected Sustainability Plan of the Center: A Result of our Tech Transfer Strategy
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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Inco
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NSF
Contracts and Grants(Industrial Partners Portion)
Contracts and Grants(Academic Partners Portion)
Industry MembershipsState Investment
University Cost Share
Year
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Our Key Technology Transfer Strategy Joint R&D Proposals With Industrial Partners
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CenSSIS Collaboration Leads to Major Industrial Business OpportunitiesCenSSIS Collaboration Leads to Major Industrial Business Opportunities
HSARPA $4.9 MillionPortal Monitoring Project
Advanced Spectroscopic Portal$500 Million Proposal
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Collaborative ProgressionCollaborative Progression
ASHERD ASP CARRS
Northeastern Raytheon AS&EBTI BTI BTI
Northeastern Raytheon~ $5M $500M $1,500M
Lianne Ing – BTIMark Russell - Raytheon
ASHERD ASP CARRS
Northeastern Raytheon AS&EBTI BTI BTI
Northeastern Raytheon~ $5M $500M $1,500M
Lianne Ing – BTIMark Russell - Raytheon