SBIR-STTR Award

Automated Tick Collecting Device
Award last edited on: 7/19/2021

Sponsored Program
SBIR
Awarding Agency
DOD : DHA
Total Award Amount
$1,149,788
Award Phase
2
Solicitation Topic Code
DHP163-004
Principal Investigator
Rod Jose

Company Information

Triton Systems Inc (AKA: TSI~Triton Systems LLC)

330 Billerica Road Suite 200
Chelmsford, MA 01824
   (978) 250-4200
   information@tritonsystems.com
   www.tritonsys.com
Location: Multiple
Congr. District: 03
County: Middlesex

Phase I

Contract Number: W81XWH-17-C-0045
Start Date: 6/15/2017    Completed: 1/14/2018
Phase I year
2017
Phase I Amount
$149,995
Triton Systems will apply our novel material design, unmanned vehicle systems and insect containment expertise to develop a self-propelled tick collection device to capture both questing and non-questing ticks under various environmental conditions. Our approach is focused on the development of intelligent attractant control and automated sampling that go beyond the solicitation requirements and provide additional functionality. The Triton design improves upon standard collection methods and optimizes them for automated operation. By combining Tritons experience with that of our partners, the Triton collection device will be able to maneuver and sample any tick habitat with ease and efficiency. Triton will improve upon the progress achieved in the Phase I effort. The Triton design will evolve to extend mission capabilities and improve performance to make the device an invaluable tool for the U.S. Army.

Phase II

Contract Number: W81XWH18C0316
Start Date: 4/3/2018    Completed: 9/2/2020
Phase II year
2018
Phase II Amount
$999,793
Triton Systems will apply our novel material design, unmanned vehicle systems and insect containment expertise to develop a self-propelled tick collection device to capture both questing and non-questing ticks under various environmental conditions. Our approach is focused on the development of intelligent attractant control and automated sampling that go beyond the solicitation requirements and provide additional functionality. The Triton design improves upon standard collection methods and optimizes them for automated operation. By combining Tritons experience with that of our partners, the Triton collection device will be able to maneuver and sample any tick habitat with ease and efficiency. Triton will improve upon the progress achieved in the Phase I effort. The Triton design will evolve to extend mission capabilities and improve performance to make the device an invaluable tool for the U.S. Army.