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AFWERX SBIR/STTR Program is sponsored by U.S. Air Force (via AFWERX). The AFWERX SBIR/STTR program supports the rapid deployment and agile logistics of advanced air mobility technologies, including eVTOLs. This program aims to de-risk high-performance electric flight and validate military use cases, which can accelerate commercial urban mobility.
It has funded advancements in powertrains, batteries, navigation software, and hybrid-electric aircraft development. Small businesses with innovative solutions for eVTOLs, autonomous flight, and zero-emission aviation propulsion for dual-use commercial and military missions are highly relevant.
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AFWERX SBIR/STTR Program is funded by U.S. Air Force (via AFWERX). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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AFWERX SBIR Open Topic Program (Direct to Phase II) is sponsored by U.S. Air Force (via AFWERX). The AFWERX SBIR Open Topic Program offers a Direct to Phase II option for small businesses that already have a prototype-ready solution, have identified an Air Force end-user and customer, and possess a signed Customer Memorandum.
AFWERX SBIR Open Topic Program (Phase I) is sponsored by U.S. Air Force (via AFWERX). The AFWERX SBIR Open Topic Program funds small business technology solutions with dual-use commercial and defense applications. Phase I awards are for feasibility studies over a 3-month period, where businesses identify an Air Force end-user and customer.
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