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Artificial Intelligence and Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Real-Time Advanced Look-Ahead Subsurface Sensor (AURALSS)
Award last edited on: 7/17/2025
Sponsored Program
SBIR
Awarding Agency
DOE
Total Award Amount
$2,138,217
Award Phase
2
Solicitation Topic Code
DE-FOA-0003048
Principal Investigator
Jacob Pollock
Company Information
Oceanit Laboratories Inc
(
AKA
: Oceanit Technologies Inc)
828 Fort Street Mall Suite 600
Honolulu, HI 96813
(808) 531-3017
oceanit@oceanit.com
www.oceanit.com
Location:
Multiple
Congr. District:
01
County:
Honolulu
Phase I
Contract Number:
DE-AR0001857
Start Date:
4/3/2024
Completed:
4/3/2027
Phase I year
2024
Phase I Amount
$280,857
Oceanit is developing a look-ahead subsurface sensor system that would take advantage of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) and electromagnetic (EM) resistivity techniques to avoid damaging existing utilities when undergrounding powerlines. The proposed system pairs an EM sensor on an underground drill string and an antenna mounted to a UAV flying overhead to expand the distance and sensitivity of object identification underground. The system would use machine learning interpretation and high-resolution imaging capabilities to provide real-time guidance for the drill path.
Phase II
Contract Number:
DE-AR0001857
Start Date:
4/3/2024
Completed:
4/3/2027
Phase II year
2024
Phase II Amount
$1,857,360
Oceanit is developing a look-ahead subsurface sensor system that would take advantage of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) and electromagnetic (EM) resistivity techniques to avoid damaging existing utilities when undergrounding powerlines. The proposed system pairs an EM sensor on an underground drill string and an antenna mounted to a UAV flying overhead to expand the distance and sensitivity of object identification underground. The system would use machine learning interpretation and high-resolution imaging capabilities to provide real-time guidance for the drill path.
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