SBIR-STTR Award

192-001P2 Air Force Space Pitch Day
Award last edited on: 11/8/2024

Sponsored Program
SBIR
Awarding Agency
DOD : AF
Total Award Amount
$1,551,377
Award Phase
2
Solicitation Topic Code
AF183-005
Principal Investigator
John Razzano

Company Information

ExoAnalytic Solutions Inc

27042 Towne Centre Drive Suite 250
Foothill Ranch, CA 92610
   (949) 716-4290
   info@exoanalytic.com
   www.exoanalytic.com
Location: Multiple
Congr. District: 40
County: Orange

Phase I

Contract Number: FA3002-19-P-A021
Start Date: 11/26/2018    Completed: 2/14/2019
Phase I year
2019
Phase I Amount
$49,997
There is an acute need for low cost, high accuracy, timely SSA for both the United States Air Force and commercial customers. The ExoAnalytic Global Telescope Network (EGTN) is currently comprised of over 250 optical telescopes used to maintain state accuracy of geostationary objects. Optical telescopes are constrained by the relative position of the Sun, which leads to gaps in the custody of space objects during the day. The addition of EAVESDROP, a passive RF system of low-cost SDRs, to the existing optical telescope network will help close the gaps by providing daytime detections. Additionally, passive RF systems can detect changes in transmission frequencies, which enhances the tipping and cueing of the optical telescopes in the network, maintaining custody and situational awareness of high interest objects without the need for high cost ground based radar systems. Passive, RF, Software, Defined, Radio, solar, Exclusion, persistence

Phase II

Contract Number: FA8751-19-C-A046
Start Date: 11/5/2019    Completed: 11/13/2021
Phase II year
2019
(last award dollars: 2020)
Phase II Amount
$1,501,380

There is an acute need for low cost, high accuracy, timely SSA for both the United States Air Force and commercial customers. The ExoAnalytic Global Telescope Network (EGTN) is currently comprised of over 250 optical telescopes used to maintain state accuracy of geostationary objects. Optical telescopes are constrained by the relative position of the Sun, which leads to gaps in the custody of space objects during the day. The addition of EAVESDROP, a passive RF system of low-cost SDRs, to the existing optical telescope network will help close the gaps by providing daytime detections. Additionally, passive RF systems can detect changes in transmission frequencies, which enhances the tipping and cueing of the optical telescopes in the network, maintaining custody and situational awareness of high interest objects without the need for high cost ground-based radar systems.