Wevoice Inc
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- Bridgewater, NJ 088072235
- Estimated Number of Employees: 4
- Estimated Annual Receipts: $461,394
Sampling of Federal Government Funding Actions/Set Asides
In order by amount of set aside monies.
- $749,982 - Wednesday the 16th of July 2014
National Aeronautics And Space Administration
NASA SHARED SERVICES CENTER
IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTION - THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ISS) NEEDS TO KEEP QUIET TO MAINTAIN A HEALTHY AND HABITABLE ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH CREWMEMBERS CAN PERFORM LONG-TERM AND UNINTERRUPTED SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH UNDER MICROGRAVITY CONDITIONS. ACOUSTIC SURVEY IS NOW PERFORMED ONCE EVERY TWO MONTHS USING HAND-HELD DEVICES AT 60 LOCATIONS ON THE ISS. IT TAKES A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF PRECIOUS CREW TIME AND THE SPORADIC MONITORING PROGRAM IS NOT ADEQUATE. NASA HAS DEFINED A NEED FOR AN AUTOMATED, CONTINUOUS ACOUSTIC MONITORING SYSTEM THAT IS EFFICIENT IN POWER CONSUMPTION (LONG BATTERY LIFE), ACCURATE, HIGHLY INTEGRATED, WIRELESS CONNECTED, SCALABLE, SMALL AND LIGHTWEIGHT. WEVOICE INC. PROPOSED TO DEVELOP A ZIGBEE-BASED WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK FOR ACOUSTIC MONITORING TO MEET THE CHALLENGES. DURING PHASE I OF THIS PROJECTS, THREEESSENTIAL CAPABILITIES WERE DEVELOPED, TESTED, AND VALIDATED: * THE DESIGN OF A DATA COLLECTION SUBSYSTEM THAT INTEGRATES MEASUREMENT MICROPHONES AND THE FEASIBILITY OF USING THE STATE-OF-THE-ART MEMS MICROPHONES. * THE DEVELOPMENT OF ACCURATE AND COMPUTATIONALLY EFFICIENT SIGNAL PROCESSING ALGORITHMS FOR ACOUSTIC FREQUENCY (OCTAVE, 1/3-OCTAVE, AND NARROWBAND) ANALYSIS AND SOUND LEVEL MEASUREMENT. * THE CONSTRUCTION OF A ZIGBEE NETWORK FOR DATA COMMUNICATION. IN ADDITION, THE WEVOICE SBIR RESEARCH TEAM HAS STARTED WORKING ON FLIGHT-LIKE DEVICES. CLEAR DIRECTIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT WERE ESTABLISHED FOR THE PHASE II EFFORTS THAT MAY FOLLOW. THE PHASE II PROGRAM FOCUSES ON SYSTEM INTEGRATION AND OPTIMIZATION, SOFTWARE IMPLEMENTATION, AND GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE DEVELOPMENT. AN IN-SITU CALIBRATION PLAN WILL BE SUGGESTED AND A DEMONSTRABLE SYSTEM WILL BE DELIVERED TO NASA FOR TESTING IN A GROUND FACILITY AT THE COMPLETION OF THE PHASE II CONTRACT. SO THE EXPECTED TRL THEN IS EXPECTED TO REACH 6. - $150,000 - Friday the 24th of February 2012
National Aeronautics And Space Administration
GLENN RESEARCH CENTER
TEST AND DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED AUDIO SYSTEM FOR THE NASA SPACE SUIT
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