
ONR OsirisAward last edited on: 10/19/2024
Sponsored Program
SBIRAwarding Agency
DOD : NavyTotal Award Amount
$1,239,792Award Phase
2Solicitation Topic Code
N221-073Principal Investigator
Mark WallaceCompany Information
Expedition Technology Inc
13865 Sunrise Valley Drive Suite 350
Herndon, VA 20171
Herndon, VA 20171
(571) 212-5887 |
info@exptechinc.com |
www.exptechinc.com |
Location: Single
Congr. District: 10
County: Loudoun
Congr. District: 10
County: Loudoun
Phase I
Contract Number: N68335-22-C-0385Start Date: 6/6/2022 Completed: 12/6/2022
Phase I year
2022Phase I Amount
$239,841Benefit:
Osiris is a sensor-agnostic signal processing framework suitable for use in a wide range of new and legacy electronic support and electronic warfare systems, and can scale from small to large platforms. The pattern of life and anomaly detection capabilities developed in this SBIR are well suited to large US Navy surface combatants, submarine and airborne platforms. The autonomous processing can be used in unattended applications, or be guided by an operator. It is similarly applicable to a broad range of Air Force, Army, Special Operations, Intelligence Community and commercial remote sensing applications as well.
Keywords:
Machine Learning, Machine Learning, anomaly detection, spectrum awareness, Autonomy, Patterns of Life, radio frequency sensing
Phase II
Contract Number: N68335-23-C-0562Start Date: 8/3/2023 Completed: 8/14/2025
Phase II year
2023Phase II Amount
$999,951Benefit:
For commercial users, the RF fingerprinting capability provides an independent and highly robust method of user authentication. By measuring subtle but repeatable hardware-induced distortions to waveform transmissions, Osiris can accurately identify known emitters in population sizes of many thousands of devices. This ability adds a difficult-to-spoof physical layer to cyber security methods, much like biometric techniques. More generally, Osiris supports key requirements of a cognitive demand access communications system by providing autonomous, real-time spectrum monitoring, network analysis and classification of known and unknown spectrum users. More efficient ways of utilizing the RF spectrum are essential for meeting forecasts for wireless communications needs, and demand-access spectrum sharing offers an order of magnitude improvement in spectrum utilization over the fixed channel allocation methods used since the dawn of radio. However, unless and until existing license holders have the spectrum management tools needed to ensure their own access, they will be unwilling to share. Osiris offers the potential to allow license holders to better characterize ad-hoc, unstructured use of spectrum, detect unauthorized transmissions, and identify specific emitters.
Keywords:
Unsupervised learning, RF Anomalies, Spectral Awareness, anomaly detection, AI/ML, Spectrum sensing