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AAC International
Profile last edited on: 11/14/2018

Artificial-intelligence(AI)-based pattern recognition
Year Founded
1994
First SBIR Year
1995
Latest SBIR Award
2014
Program Status
Inactive

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Location Information

60 Mechanic Street
Lebanon, NH 03766
   (603) 448-6177
   xqsun@aac-international.net
   N/A
Multiple Locations:   
Congressional District:   02
County:   Grafton

Public Profile

The company provides a range of engineering solutions, specializing in artifical-intelligence(AI)-based pattern recognition. Past projects have involved ultrasonic apparatus for dental diagnosis and a laser-based acoustic emission device for work site stability assessment in the mining industry. AAC is developing a mobile vibratory roller impactor system for detection of void using artificial intelligence (AI) approaches to pattern recognition.

Extent of SBIR involvement

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9
Phase I Awards
2
Phase II Awards
22.22%
Conversion Rate
$809,914
Phase I Dollars
$1,249,995
Phase II Dollars
$2,059,909
Total Awarded

Synopsis: Awardee Business Condition

Employee Range
1-4
Revenue Range
Less than .5M
VC funded?
No
Public/Private
Privately Held
Stock Info
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IP Holdings
N/A

Awards Distribution by Agency

Most Recent SBIR Projects
Year Phase Agency Total Amount Project Title
2007 2 NIH $600,000
A Laser-Based Device for Work Site Stability Assessment
2005 1 DHS $99,999
Laser-Based Acoustic Emission Detection for Building Stability Assessment
2004 2 NIH $849,995
Development of Ultrasonic Apparatus for Dental Diagnosis
2000 1 NASA $69,992
Smart NDT System for Unified Diagnosis of Composite Structures
1998 1 NSF $99,953
A Computer Simulation Software for Drilling Operations Based on a New Rock/Bit Interaction Model

Key People / Management

  Xiaoqing Sun -- President

  Sun Xiaoqing --

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