NSF Proposal Opportunities – Internet of Things13 Sep
SBIR CONSULTANT BULLETIN – See National Science Foundation SBIR Proposal Bidding Topic, WT2, Systems and Devices for Potential Bidding Opportunities
To: National Science Foundation (NSF) Proposal Bidders
From: J. H. Everson Consulting
Date: 7/22/16
Subject: NSF Interest – Internet of Things (IoT)
Reference: Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program
According to McKinsey & Company on the Internet of Things, “Sensors and actuators connected by networks to computing systems—has received enormous attention over the past five years…we analyzed more than 150 use cases, ranging from people whose devices monitor health and wellness to manufacturers that utilize sensors to optimize the maintenance of equipment and protect the safety of workers. Our bottom-up analysis for the applications, we size estimates that the IoT has a total potential economic impact of $3.9 trillion to $11.1 trillion a year by 2025.”
The number and variety of previous NSF SBIR awards regarding the Internet of Things (IoT) provides a strong indication of future NSF proposal bidding opportunities in this space (Please see partial list below of previous NSF awards granted during the past 18 months). The next NSF SBIR solicitation will be published sometime during August with proposal acceptance starting in November and closing in December 2016. Given the recent history of NSF IoT awards, it will be worthwhile to check this pending NSF solicitation.
Recent NSF SBIR AWARDS on IoT
- STTR Phase II: Advanced Hybrid Piezoelectric Energy Harvester
- SBIR Phase I: Polar Transmitter for Ultra High Frequency Radio Identification Readers
- SBIR Phase I: Smart Chip-System Miniaturization for Internet of Things
- SBIR Phase I: Low-cost, wireless, energy harvesting environmental sensors
- SBIR Phase I: Automated Pairing and Provisioning
- SBIR Phase II: Prospect: A Hardware Security Verification Tool
- SBIR Phase I: Lithographic Patterning of Multiple Porous Crystalline Thin Films on Working Silicon Devices for Gas Sensing Applications
- SBIR Phase I: Ultra-Wideband Wireless Optical Transceiver
- SBIR Phase I: Monolithic CMOS-Integration of Electroplated Copper MEMS Inertial Sensors
Please contact me for proposal assistance on the SBIR program:
Email: jeff@jheversonconsulting.com
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Tags: Communication, iCloud, Internet of Things, National Science Foundation, NSF, SBIR, Sensors