Five companies were selected as top prize winners during the recent Under Fire Technology Showcase: Two Six Labs, Select Engineering Services, Hydronalix, FireHud, and Wi-Fiber. The event focuses on innovative public safety technologies for first responders.
The winning technologies in TEEX’s Defense to Response (D2R) Technology Showcase were Sonar EMILY by Hydronalix, Project Diligence by PhaseSpace and No-contact shield by Protect the Force. They will be transitioning from Defense to Response over the next nine months.
The TEEX Product Development Center is seeking technologies that would benefit emergency response or homeland security for its 3rd annual Defense to Response (D2R) Technology Showcase. Applications are due Aug. 15, and finalists will compete for $110,000 in product development services.
Three companies won the top prizes in the Under Fire Response Innovation Showdown, an event which drew 20 innovative public safety technologies to College Station and Disaster City®. The winners were Bounce Imaging, Veterans MFG and DetectaChem.
Twenty companies with innovative public safety technologies will compete for prizes on March 8-9 in Under Fire | Response Innovation Showdown, sponsored by the TEEX Product Development Center.
Three companies developing technologies to enhance emergency response and homeland security are the 2017 winners of the Defense to Response Showcase: Applied Research Associates Inc., DetectaChem LLC and Southwest Synergistic Solutions. Each will receive $110,000 in product development assistance to transition to the first responder marketplace.
The Defense to Response Technology Program (D2R) is seeking DoD-funded technologies with the potential to enhance public safety and homeland security. Companies must apply by Aug. 15, 2017, to be eligible for up to $110,000 of product development services.
Three companies have been selected to receive assistance in tapping into the first responder marketplace through the TEEX Product Development Center. The companies selected by a panel of judges are Cultural Quotient Corporation, Protect The Force Inc. and Hearing Armor LLC.
The TEEX Product Development Center has received a 3-year, $1.5 million contract from the U.S. Department of Defenses Domestic Preparedness Support Initiative (DPSI) to transition defense technologies into the emergency response and homeland security marketplace.
An Infectious Disease Response Workshop at the TEEX Emergency Operations Training Center and Disaster City® drew robotics experts, researchers, responders and industry partners to learn and discuss training and new technologies for emergency response to infectious disease and medical disasters.
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