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ARTIMUS ROBOTICS INC. SBIR Phase II Award, May 2022

A SBIR Phase II contract was awarded to Artimus Robotics Inc. in May, 2022 for $799,988.0 USD from the NASA.

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SBIR/STTR Award Recipient
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Artimus Robotics Inc.
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Government Agency
NASA
NASA
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Award Type
SBIR0
Contract Number (US Government)
80NSSC22CA0930
Award Phase
Phase II0
Award Amount (USD)
799,9880
Date Awarded
May 23, 2022
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End Date
May 22, 2024
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Abstract

nbsp;This project aims to utilize a new soft actuator technology to create an intelligent actuator with self-diagnosis capabilities. Specifically, Artimus Robotics will develop and demonstrate the use of embedded capacitive sensing in their core technology, HASEL actuation technology, to predict and avoid failure. HASEL actuation technology is an electrically controlled, analog, and highly compliant soft actuation system that can be customized for a variety of performance requirements, functionalities, and use cases.nbsp;HASEL actuation technology with self-diagnosis capabilities will directly address a request of this subtopic: development of technologies for enhanced logistics and reliability - Intelligent devices (sensors, actuators, and electronics with self-diagnosis capabilities, calibration on demand, self-healing capabilities, etc.).nbsp;This intelligent actuator will have applications in various ground and launch systems where electromechanical devices are used. With the self-diagnosis capabilities, the HASEL actuator will be instrumental in contributing to Autonomous Operating Technologies in environments where human intervention is not feasible. The self-diagnosis capabilities will help reduce operation and maintenance cost as it is expected that the self-diagnosis capabilities will be used to inform and mitigate impending failure events while still conserving operation conditions, and thus extend lifetime of the device to increase utilization.The key deliverable of this project will be a video and report of a functional demonstrator in a relevant environment with portable electronics that demonstrates autonomous self-diagnosis for anomaly detection and fault prediction. Specific applications may include deployable systems, seals, or other NASA-relevant use cases.

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