U.S. Navy

The U.S. Navy has awarded an SBIR Phase II contract to Invocon for UVOSPS (Un-tethered Velocity of Sound Profiling Sensor), a system to measure the water column sound velocity.

The Wireless Airborne Instrumentation System (WAIS™) was developed for the Naval Air Warfare Center at the Patuxent River Naval Air Station in Maryland. The WAIS system replaces the wires between various test sensors and existing analog telemetry equipment on rotary and fixed wing aircraft. This tightly synchronous, wireless link greatly reduces test preparation time and extends analog sensor placements on rotor hubs or other extreme locations.

Invocon developed the Advanced Capabilities Initiative (ACI) system with Penn State Advanced Research Laboratory on a project sponsored by the Office of Naval Research. This system was designed to perform remote machinery diagnostics and prognostics on engine components or bearings.

U.S. Army

Invocon co-developed BodyLAN, a multi-unit wireless system to measure pulse and breathing rates in humans. This system was designed as a proof-of-concept test for remote troop health monitoring in the field.

U.S. Air Force

For the Air Force Air Armament Center, Invocon developed the Wireless Autonomous Telemetry System (WATS™). This synchronous, real-time, wireless data acquisition system was designed to aid in the flight-testing of aircraft.