At CSi our immediate focus is to develop and transition technologies that enhance the performance of currently-fielded battery-powered equipment while meeting stringent SWaP-C objectives.
Providing low SWaP-C targeted heating with improved power performance for immediate transition is our first objective of our mission! Our near-term solutions are being developed under the name of ExposureWear, Inc,.(EW) by Carver Scientific, Inc. (CSi).
We believe that while the necessary research and development efforts are underway (including our own) the best near-term solution is to improve and enhance the capabilities of currently-fielded batteries and improve the efficiencies and capabilities of much of today’s critical electronic equipment.
Carver Scientific, Inc. (CSi) is a technology development company focused in two specific areas: 1) innovative materials, processes and energy technologies that will bring transformative change to the way electricity is generated, managed and stored; and 2) low SWaP-C electronic heating and power modules that are integration-capable with multiple military and civilian battery powered End User Devices (EUDs) which MUST OPERATE in the most extreme cold and austere conditions.
Funding: CSi has taken advantage of private funds, a series of Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) DoD awards, and joint development funds to develop our innovative technologies and continues to look for opportunities to integrate our products to enhance the performance of multiple current and emerging technologies. (See Statement of Capabilities download for SBIR details.)
Facilities: CSi has 18,000 sq ft full-scale chemistry & electronics labs; prototype production plant; clean room; machine shop; 3-D manufacturing and more.
People: CSi is backed by a team of experienced engineers; chemists; physicists; and more.
Intellectual Property: Company holds > 125 U.S. and International issued and pending patents in energy technologies.
Joint Development/Distribution Agreements with Precision Technic Defence (EU/NATO); Darley Defense; Portamax Power; Solarcore; Galvion; and others.
CSi technologies support and enhance 8 of the 14 U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Critical Priority Technology Areas (https://www.cto.mil/usdre-strat-vision-critical-tech-areas/):
Advanced Materials
Integrated Sensing
Microelectronics
Renewable Energy Generation & Storage
Space Technology
And 5 of 8 Additional Technology Areas - Component Specific Mission Critical Areas:
Advanced Infrastructure & Advanced Manufacturing
Combat Casualty Care
Military Operational Medicine
Mission Readiness & Disaster Preparedness
Sustainment & Logistics