The Office of Naval Research (ONR) is an organization within the U.S. Department of the Navy that manages science and technology programs for the Navy and Marine Corps, extending from the seafloor to space. Through the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL), ONR conducts research, development, and prototyping in areas like space physics, materials science, and tactical electronic warfare, including spacecraft, systems, and ground control development. NRL's Naval Center for Space Technology (NCST) serves as a focal point for integrating technologies used in space systems, offering system engineering and technical assistance for space system development and acquisition. Key areas of focus include satellite servicing, space-based ISR, space solar power beaming, space weather forecasting, and development of instruments for space missions.
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The Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) and the Office of Naval Research (ONR) were involved in the testing of the GEK800 engine.
The Office of Naval Research will oversee the three-year contract awarded to ThayerMahan.
Aalyria was awarded a contract with the Office of Naval Research and Naval Research Laboratory to use the company’s Tightbeam technology to develop an over-the-horizon connectivity capability for U.S. Navy sea, air, and land assets.
The Office of Naval Research funded Cambium’s project to develop and test a bio-manufactured thermal protection system.
The event was funded by AFRL’s Information Directorate, AFOSR, the Office of Naval Research, the Griffiss Institute, New York State Technology Enterprise Corporation, and SUNY Research Foundation.
Lockheed Martin won a two-year, $5,800,000 contract from the Office of Naval Research to investigate applying artificial intelligence so robots can be trained to oversee the 3D printing of complex parts used in military aircraft and satellites.