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Find similar grantsNext-Gen Thermal Batteries for Missile Defense Application is sponsored by U.S. Department of Defense (DoD). This SBIR topic addresses limitations in current thermal battery technologies for missile defense applications to improve performance and capabilities of advanced interceptor systems.
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Develop and demonstrate advanced thermal battery technology that significantly reduces size and weight while extending operational life, enabling enhanced performance and mission capabilities for missile defense systems.
</p>"/> Scout | Next-Gen Thermal Batteries for Missile Defense: Smaller, Lighter, Longer-Lasting Tech Next-Gen Thermal Batteries for Missile Defense: Smaller, Lighter, Longer-Lasting Tech This opportunity supports the development and demonstration of improved thermal battery technology for missile defense.
The goal is to reduce battery size and weight while extending operational life, enabling better overall performance and mission capabilities. Projects should focus on proving the technology works in relevant scenarios for missile defense systems.
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