Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
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This Project Will Build Upon Research Conducted During a Phase I Sbir Effort, Which Showed That Germicidal Uv-c Radiation Emitted by Leds Installed Inside of Submerged Radiometers Can Reach Levels Known to Prevent Biofouling (accumulation of Biological Matter) on Their External Optical Surfaces (windows, Diffusers) Without Affecting the Instrument's Measurements. This Technology Will Improve the Long-term Accuracy of Sensors Monitoring the Health of the Oceans and Their Data Products (e.g., Concentration of Chlorophyll and Dissolved Organics). We Will Build and Test Multichannel and Single-channel Radiometers for Measuring Light (irradiance and Radiance) in the Ultraviolet, Visible, and Infrared Range. Challenges Include the Integration of Leds and Other Optical Elements Identified in Phase I Into Pressure-rated Underwater Housings That Can Withstand Deployment in the Ocean for Several Months or More Without the Need of Servicing. Once Designed and Prototyped, These Radiometers Will Be
Committed
$643,720
Paid out
$588.0K
91%
Committed, not yet paid
$55.7K
9%
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