College Station, TX - Five companies were selected as top prize winners during the recent Under Fire Technology Showcase held in College Station, Texas. The winners were Two Six Labs, Select Engineering Services, Hydronalix, FireHud, and Wi-Fiber. They were chosen from a …
COLLEGE STATION — From protecting our military abroad to our first responders at home, three technologies will be transitioning from Defense to Response (D2R) over the next nine months. The winning technologies from the 12 finalists in the TEEX Defense to Response …
COLLEGE STATION — 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, which will be held Sept. 18-20 in College Station. The event will highlight Department of Defense-funded … 
COLLEGE STATION - 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. They were among the nine
companies who made …
COLLEGE STATION - The TEEX Product Development Center (PDC) is hosting
the first Under Fire | Response Innovation Showdown on March 8-9 at the
Memorial Student Center at Texas A&M University.
The two-day event will include workshops and speakers on the first day, a keynote by Dallas' …
COLLEGE
STATION - Three companies developing technologies to enhance emergency response
and homeland security are the 2017 winners of the Defense to Response Showcase.
The DoD-funded technologies will each receive $110,000 in assistance to transition
to the first responder marketplace through the Texas A&M Engineering
Extension Service (TEEX) Product …
COLLEGE STATION - Three companies with technologies aimed at enhancing emergency response and homeland security have been selected to receive assistance in tapping into the first responder marketplace through the Product Development Center (PDC) at the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service.
The top companies selected by a panel of judges were Cultural Quotient Corporation, …
COLLEGE STATION — The TEEX Product Development Center has received a 3-year, $1.5 million contract from the U.S. Department of Defense's Domestic Preparedness Support Initiative (DPSI) to transition defense technologies into the emergency response and homeland security marketplace.
Under …
COLLEGE STATION - The Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service Product Development Center (PDC) hosted an Infectious Disease Response Workshop on Nov. 8 at the Emergency Operations Training Center and Disaster City?. The event drew robotics experts, researchers, responders and industry partners to learn and discuss training and new technologies for emergency response to …
