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Find similar grants2026 SensorLab Seed Grants is sponsored by The University of Arizona, Healthcare Technology Innovation Lab – SensorLab. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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SensorLab opportunities | Sensor Lab New SensorLab Seed and Acquisition Grants have now been discontinued starting FY27.
We encourage everyone to take a look at the Core Facilities Pilot Program (CFPP) SensorLab Grants and Opportunities 2026 SensorLab Sensor Acquisition Grants The Healthcare Technology Innovation Lab – SensorLab, a flexible space configured for a variety of projects including XR studies, wearable sensor development, closed-loop sensing studies, and group dynamics studies, is pleased to announce the 2026 SensorLab Sensor Acquisition Seed Grants.
The new SensorLab Sensor Acquisition Grants are designed to support the acquisition of new sensors for an upcoming research project that is expected to be submitted for an external funding mechanism. The SensorLab will support the final sensor selection, procurement, data extraction, and data analysis.
The SensorLab will assist with all aspects of the sensor acquisition process to ensure that the project can move forward smoothly and is set up for external funding success. Projects should utilize SensorLab equipment and facilities (for more information about equipment and sensors available and the SensorLab please visit http://sensorlab. arizona.
edu ). All equipment/sensors/software/licenses requested will remain as part of SensorLab inventory after the conduction of the project and be available to other researchers.
2026 SensorLab Seed Grants The Healthcare Technology Innovation Lab – SensorLab, a new flexible space configured for a variety of projects, including XR studies, wearable sensor development, closed-loop sensing studies, and group dynamics studies, is pleased to announce the 2026 SensorLab Seed Grants.
The SensorLab Seed Grants are designed to support “sensor-based” research, by either supporting innovative and impactful research using sensors, or to augment current research through the addition of sensors. Projects should utilize SensorLab equipment and facilities (for more information about equipment available and the SensorLab please visit http://sensorlab. arizona.
edu ). These grants support investigators to share their expertise with the SensorLab, with the goal of fully utilizing and expanding SensorLab capabilities, and conducting world-class, sensor-based research.
Applicants are expected to leverage the SensorLab as a user-centered and innovative facility with sensors to measure human behavior, examine real world and virtual (AR/VR) interactions between humans and the environment, deploy closed-loop applications, or study a range of research questions involving human computer interaction (HCI).
Projects may be conducted either in-situ (at the SensorLab) or by remote deployment of sensors with data collection in “the wild” using SensorLab equipment outside the facilities (e.g., campus, classrooms, smart home and clinical settings, etc.) or a combination of in-situ and remote. Projects should have the potential to catalyze new extramural research and build new collaborations.
The award will support up to $25,000 in staff, student wages, consultants, supplies, travel, and equipment/sensors specific to the project to be used in SensorLab.
All equipment/sensors/software/licenses requested will remain as part of SensorLab inventory after the conduction of the project 2025 SensorLab Seed Grants The Healthcare Technology Innovation Lab – SensorLab, a new flexible space configured for a variety of projects, including XR studies, wearable sensor development, closed-loop sensing studies, and group dynamics studies, is pleased to announce the 2025 SensorLab Seed Grants.
The SensorLab Seed Grants are designed to support “sensor-based” research, by either supporting innovative and impactful research using sensors, or to augment current research through the addition of sensors. Projects should utilize SensorLab equipment and facilities (for more information about equipment available and the SensorLab please visit http://sensorlab. arizona.
edu ). These grants support investigators to share their expertise with the SensorLab, with the goal of fully utilizing and expanding SensorLab capabilities, and conducting world-class, sensor-based research.
Applicants are expected to leverage the SensorLab as a user-centered and innovative facility with sensors to measure human behavior, examine real world and virtual (AR/VR) interactions between humans and the environment, deploy closed-loop applications, or study a range of research questions involving human computer interaction (HCI).
Projects may be conducted either in-situ (at the SensorLab) or by remote deployment of sensors with data collection in “the wild” using SensorLab equipment outside the facilities (e.g., campus, classrooms, smart home, and clinical settings, etc.) or a combination of in situ and remote. Projects should have the potential to catalyze new extramural research and build new collaborations.
The award will support up to $50,000 in staff, student wages, consultants, supplies, travel, and equipment/sensors specific to the project to be used in SensorLab. All equipment/sensors requested will normally remain part of SensorLab inventory after the conduction of the project.
2024 SensorLab Seed Grants The Healthcare Technology Innovation Lab – SensorLab, a new flexible space configured for a variety of projects, including XR studies, wearable sensor development, closed-loop sensing studies, and group dynamics studies, is pleased to announce the 2024 SensorLab Seed Grants.
The SensorLab Seed Grants are designed to support “sensor-based” research, by either supporting innovative and impactful research using sensors, or to augment current research through the addition of sensors. Projects should utilize SensorLab equipment and facilities (for more information about equipment available and the SensorLab please visit http://sensorlab. arizona.
edu ). These grants support investigators to share their expertise with the SensorLab, with the goal of fully utilizing and expanding SensorLab capabilities, and conducting world-class, sensor-based research.
Applicants are expected to leverage the SensorLab as a user-centered and innovative facility with sensors to measure human behavior, examine real world and virtual (AR/VR) interactions between humans and the environment, deploy closed-loop applications, or study a range of research questions involving human computer interaction (HCI).
Projects may be conducted either in-situ (at the SensorLab) or by remote deployment of sensors with data collection in “the wild” using SensorLab equipment outside the facilities (e.g., campus, classrooms, smart home and clinical settings, etc.) or a combination of in situ and remote. Projects should have the potential to catalyze new extramural research and build new collaborations.
The award will support up to $50,000 in staff, student wages, consultants, supplies, travel, and equipment/sensors specific to the project to be used in SensorLab. All equipment/sensors requested will normally remain part of SensorLab inventory after the conduction of the project.
SensorLab Student Grants (Fall 2022/Spring 2023) The Healthcare Technology Innovation Lab – SensorLab – a new flexible space configured for a variety of projects, including XR studies, wearable sensor development, closed-loop sensing studies, and group dynamics studies is pleased to announce the SensorLab Student Grants.
The SensorLab Student Grants are designed to support “sensor-based” research, by either supporting new research using sensors, or to augment current research through the addition of sensors. Projects should utilize SensorLab equipment and facilities (for more information please visit https://live-azs-sensorlab. pantheonsite.
io/ ). These grants aim to support student experiential research (Strategic Pillar 1: The Wildcat Journey – Driving Student Success for a Rapidly Changing World) and conduct of sensor-based studies that have the potential to catalyze new extramural research and build new collaborations. The award will support one-half (0.
25 FTE) of a Graduate Research Assistantship, (including salary, ERE tuition remission) during the academic year (Fall 2022 to Spring 2023), and (optionally) one undergraduate research assistant for up to 15 hours/week, and additional equipment/sensors specific to the project to be used in SensorLab. The student’s mentor is expected to provide the other one-half of the graduate assistantship.
All equipment/sensors will remain part of SensorLab equipment inventory after the completion of the project. 2023 SensorLab Seed Grants The Healthcare Technology Innovation Lab – SensorLab, a new flexible space configured for a variety of projects, including XR studies, wearable sensor development, closed-loop sensing studies, and group dynamics studies, is pleased to announce the 2023 SensorLab Seed Grants.
The SensorLab Seed Grants are designed to support “sensor-based” research, by either supporting innovative and impactful research using sensors or augmenting current research through the addition of sensors. Projects should utilize SensorLab equipment and facilities (for more information about equipment available and the SensorLab please visit https://live-azs-sensorlab. pantheonsite.
io/ ). These grants support investigators to share their expertise with the SensorLab, with the goal of fully utilizing and expanding SensorLab capabilities and conducting world-class, sensor-based research.
Applicants are expected to leverage the SensorLab as a user-centered and innovative facility with sensors to measure human behavior, examine real-world and virtual (AR/VR) interactions between humans and the environment, deploy closed-loop applications, or study a range of research questions involving human-computer interaction (HCI).
Projects may be conducted either in-situ (at the SensorLab) or by the remote deployment of sensors with data collection in “the wild” using SensorLab equipment outside the facilities (e.g., campus, classrooms, smart home, and clinical settings, etc.) or a combination of in situ and remote. Projects should have the potential to catalyze new extramural research and build new collaborations.
The award will support up to $50,000 in staff, student wages, consultants, supplies, travel, and equipment/sensors specific to the project to be used in SensorLab. In exceptional cases, with interdisciplinary multiple PIs, up to $100,000 may be requested. All equipment/sensors requested will normally remain part of SensorLab inventory after the conduction of the project.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Researchers, likely affiliated with the University of Arizona, proposing sensor-based research projects that utilize SensorLab equipment. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $5,000 (requests up to $10,000 considered with strong justification). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
2026 SensorLab Seed Grants is funded by The University of Arizona, Healthcare Technology Innovation Lab – SensorLab. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Arizona. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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