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This technology gives users an “ear-in-the-sky,” enabling a UAV to fly to a designated position and listen while in flight, enhancing intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance. Possible applications include:
- Acoustic identification and classification of targets of interest
- Beamforming and precise target localization for speech detection of ground-based individual live voice signals
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- Repairing and recycling of thermosetting materials and composites for multiple industries, including:
- Plastics
- Aerospace
- Automobiles
- Naval
- Structural engineering
- Sporting goods and other consumer products
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- Precision timekeeping (e.g., chip-scale atomic clocks primarily used in cell phone base stations)
- Navigation (e.g., interferometers used in underwater oil and gas exploration)
- Robotics
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- Bioengineering
- Tissue engineering, including vascular and skin
- Regenerative medicine
- Wound repair and regeneration
- Drug testing
- Disease modeling
- Fabrication of polymer/CNT composite yarns for use in:
- Sensors and electronics
- Aerospace
- Sporting goods
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- Communications with satellites and unmanned vehicles
- Remote sensing
- Target labeling
- Navigation safety
- Visibility enhancement
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This technology could advance a variety of wireless communications applications, including in 5G and future generation network architectures. Specifically, potential applications include:
- Outdoor large base station panels for late 5G and the following 6G era
- Indoor small millimeter-wave base stations that can be used at convention halls, game stadiums, etc.
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This technology could potentially be used in treating a wide variety of cancers and inflammatory disorders, including:
- Liver and hepatocellular cancers
- Chronic inflammatory disorders
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- Orthopedic clinics and clinicians
- Professional and recreational athletes
- Physical therapy clinics
- Fitness and recreation centers
- Workplaces requiring standing for long periods
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This new process for production of potable water is most applicable in coastal areas where seawater or brackish water is readily available and wastewater is routinely discharged into the ocean after treatment.
