• Effective: Demonstrated significant reduction in vibration compared with flat, untextured belt surfaces in preliminary testing 
• Simple: Provides a straightforward and easy-to-implement solution to a widespread problem 
• Economical: Offers a far less expensive means of maintaining the operation of machinery compared with replacing worn belts or employing complex tension systems

• Component Integration – high degree of multi-functionality
• Scalability – throughput
• Simple – simple operations and robustness

• Optimized – allows for both transmitting and receiving signals to be optimized
• Reduced Interference – reduces interference in receiving and transmitting signals to reduce dead zones

• More affordable than currently available comparable DECT components.
• Eliminates the need for two scans, resulting in a shorter imaging time and reducing issues associated to patient motion during scans.
• Compatible with most CT scanners, including cone-beam CT.

• Assists wireless devices conform to power transmission limits that normally accompany FCC transmit mask rules
• Power maximization and substantial gain in Signal-Noise Ratio at the receiver by combating fading on a subcarrier-by-subcarrier basis
• Minimal signal loss within the channel for each subcarrier through the use of polarization control

• Durable – coating is wear-resistant against many types of damage and retains its water repellent properties over a long period of time
• Low Cost – production process is simple and straight-forward
• Functional – can be used for both indoor and outdoor applications

• This device alleviates neck pain caused by looking down for extended periods of time. 
• The pulling force changes relative to the extent the head is bent, providing comfortable support both when the head is upright and when bent.
• In mass production, the cost could be less than $10. 

• Enables multi-objective optimal control capability to complex electrical power systems
• Uses nonlinear optimal control techniques, such as adaptive critic designs and the model predictive control method
• Allows seamless integration of intermittent renewable generation resources

• Eco-friendly: An improved industrial dyeing process because it reduces excessive heat and water contamination during manufacturing.
• Wide applicability: Demonstrated to be successful with other materials beyond polyester, including Kevlar and polyacrylonitrile (PAN).
• Improved quality: Improving commercial dye methods without losing the desired properties of polyester such as flexibility is beneficial to industries like medical supply.

• Efficient
• Cheaper

• Increased efficiency — Satisfies zero voltage switching condition at 50% duty cycle and shapes the drain voltage at other duty cycles to minimize power loss
• Improved reliability — Reduces peak drain swing
• Mitigated variation — Determines optimal adaptation settings for each process shifted device using on-chip sensors and digital logic

• Faster: Reduces preparation time from several hours to minutes
• Simplified: Generates complex patterns, including perfusable channels, using light-triggered polymerization of synthetic hydrogels and photomasks rather than current equipment-intensive methods that use laser-based patterning or ablation techniques
• Lowers regulatory burdens: Using synthetic rather than biological matrices simplifies regulatory hurdles, increases reproducibility from batch to batch, and increases tunability of the mechanical and biochemical properties of the matrix

• Creates safe, effective antimicrobial surfaces via bacteria inactivation without the use of chemicals
• Targets cell membranes or capsid, is less likely to induce antimicrobial resistance, and should be effective for antibiotic-resistant bacteria
• Requires very short electrical pulses to achieve effective bacteria inactivation, potentially leading to better antifouling performance

• Faster operation
• Enabling of fault current limitation
• Reduction in risk of damaging electrical equipment

• Powerful – Antenna can be operated at high power levels
• Stealthy – Plasma version can be any length and can be hidden easily; can also be rapidly shut off to prevent radar detection
• Variable – Most of the design parameters can be rapidly varied, enabling a single antenna to potentially serve multiple purposes

• Environmentally friendly: Aqueous/Organic processing is safer than the aromatic hydrocarbon and chlorinated solvents typically used.
• Higher levels of electric power: Films made with this technology have significantly faster redox switching rates of up to 10V/s.
• Versatile: Various electrolyte systems have been successfully tested, including organic, aqueous, the spinal fluid analog Ringer’s solution, and even commercially available sports drinks.

Safety: intrinsically limited charge transfer and current provide better safety for both personnel and instruments.

Cost-effectiveness: the TENG was simply operated using a rotary motor and the cost of the TENG device and boost circuit is less than 100 USD, while a commercial DC HV power source usually costs more than 1000 USD.

Controllability: owing to the charge dominating output characteristic of TENG, the droplet jetting frequency could be controlled by the TENG operation frequency.

• Multi-use: Provides structural support in conjunction with static and in situ EM performance
• Efficient: Reduces size, weight, power, and cost (SWaP-C) parameters 
• Flexible: Integrates non-standard material systems

• Difficult to defeat — due to unique voltage patterns
• Works independently — not reliant on perfect connections to maintain functionality
• Ability to sustain a moderate amount of damage — to avoid incorrectly detecting a breach

• Unlimited — No limit to energy collection
• Efficient Energy Collection — Useful in Solar Spectrum