SBIR-STTR Award

Vision Processor for Helmet System (VPHS)
Award last edited on: 2/7/2014

Sponsored Program
SBIR
Awarding Agency
DOD : AF
Total Award Amount
$149,772
Award Phase
1
Solicitation Topic Code
AF131-021
Principal Investigator
Wesley Sheridan

Company Information

SAGE Technologies

1601 North Sepulveda Boulevard Pmb501
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
   (310) 374-4374
   info@sagetechnologies.com
   www.sagetechnologies.com
Location: Multiple
Congr. District: 33
County: Los Angeles

Phase I

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Phase I year
2013
Phase I Amount
$149,772
The proposed VPHS (Visual Processor for Helmet Systems) is an advanced technology image processing engine that is designed to provide the image processing requirements of helmet mounted imaging systems. The VPHS will input high resolution image data from imaging sensors, process that data to yield enhanced visualizations and output the imagery to operator displays. The VPHS will employ imaging algorithms to provide for digital fusion of the sensor imagery and other sophisticated image processing functions. The VPHS will support sensor resolution up to 2560x2048 formats and up to 96Hz frame rate with less than 1 frame latency. The unit will specifically target minimum SwaP to meet helmet mounted system requirements.

Benefit:
The VPHS will be developed primarily for man portable applications with the helmet systems being the primary application. The advanced technology image processor will support hosting the most sophisticated image processing algorithms, affording users the ability to""see""at night and during period of impaired visibility. The technology is projected to provide a general purpose application architecture, and with minimal impact on the size, weight and power requirements of the target systems. The open source nature of the VPHS will allow it to be integrated into a host of systems and application environments.

Phase II

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