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Newly patented technology allows for the use off-the-shelf materials and machined items to generate precision shock testing where previously used... read more

Newly patented technology allows for the use off-the-shelf materials and machined items to generate precision shock testing where previously used technologies required expensive material sets that are more hazardous by nature.  less

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Carl Pfeiffer and Thomas Steffen of the AFRL Sensors Directorate (RY) have developed a device that appears simple in nature but has the ability to convert... read more

Carl Pfeiffer and Thomas Steffen of the AFRL Sensors Directorate (RY) have developed a device that appears simple in nature but has the ability to convert linear polarized antenna arrays into circularly polarized antennas. The device is called a Linear-To-Circular Polarizer (United States Patent Office #11,283,142).  less

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A team of innovators from the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) have patented their design of a device that could save millions yearly while reducing... read more

A team of innovators from the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) have patented their design of a device that could save millions yearly while reducing pain to the warfighter.  less

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A team of Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) inventors have worked to shed new light on a challenge which has earned them a patent that could help both... read more

A team of Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) inventors have worked to shed new light on a challenge which has earned them a patent that could help both the Department of Defense (DoD) and the public at large  less

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Two scientists working within the Air Force Research Laboratory Materials and Manufacturing Directorate (AFRL/RX) have patented a new process that has... read more

Two scientists working within the Air Force Research Laboratory Materials and Manufacturing Directorate (AFRL/RX) have patented a new process that has upended conventional wisdom. This has blown the door open for a myriad of possibilities for other discoveries in the future.  less

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Making communication easier for the warfighter while also having commercial viability is the overall idea behind an invention recently patented by two Air... read more

Making communication easier for the warfighter while also having commercial viability is the overall idea behind an invention recently patented by two Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) engineers. Carl Pfeiffer and Thomas Steffen of the Sensors Directorate (RY) have developed a device that appears simple in nature but has the ability to convert linear polarized antenna arrays into circularly polarized antennas. The device is called a Linear-To-Circular Polarizer (United States Patent Office #11,283,142).  less