University of Arizona Applied Research Corp.
The University of Arizona Applied Research Corporation (UA-ARC) is a non-profit organization affiliated with the University of Arizona, dedicated to leveraging the university's strengths in research and education to address national security challenges. UA-ARC aims to deliver innovative solutions and foster collaborations between academia, industry, and government.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
University of Arizona Applied Research Corp.
Products
3D environmental model for AR/VR training
Photogrammetry-based 3D modeling workflow that stitches thousands of drone-acquired images into a 3D model for import into augmented/virtual/mixed-reality training applications for force training and navigation.
Spacecraft torque and force measurement test system (student capstone project)
A torque and force measurement system designed to isolate external vibration and environmental noise to accurately test satellite sensor responses, using shock isolators, suspension mechanisms, and tuned isolation components.
3D environmental model for AR/VR training
Photogrammetry-based 3D modeling workflow that stitches thousands of drone-acquired images into a 3D model for import into augmented/virtual/mixed-reality training applications for force training and navigation.
Spacecraft torque and force measurement test system (student capstone project)
A torque and force measurement system designed to isolate external vibration and environmental noise to accurately test satellite sensor responses, using shock isolators, suspension mechanisms, and tuned isolation components.
Services
Matchmaking and program coordination that connects government and industry sponsors to academic research groups and facility resources to execute research projects.
Services to enable and manage research that requires regulatory controls, classified handling, or other safeguarded processes.
Coordination of access to specialized test infrastructure including wind tunnels, telescopes, cleanrooms, and cyber/cloud research centers.
Support for engaging and performing under government contract vehicles and consortia (e.g., IDIQ and OTA mechanisms) to deliver technical services and prototypes.
Matchmaking and program coordination that connects government and industry sponsors to academic research groups and facility resources to execute research projects.
Services to enable and manage research that requires regulatory controls, classified handling, or other safeguarded processes.
Coordination of access to specialized test infrastructure including wind tunnels, telescopes, cleanrooms, and cyber/cloud research centers.
Support for engaging and performing under government contract vehicles and consortia (e.g., IDIQ and OTA mechanisms) to deliver technical services and prototypes.
Expertise Areas
- Cybersecurity and cyber operations
- Hypersonics research and aerodynamic testing
- Optical sciences, photonics, and optical fabrication
- Space situational awareness and remote sensing
Key Technologies
- Big data analytics
- Cloud and distributed computing
- Virtual learning/virtual training environments
- Machine learning and AI for diagnostics
News & Updates
A short read about University of Arizona's graduates serving in World War II.
UA-ARC and UArizona Center for Digital Humanities are working on an AR/VR project for the U.S. Army Intelligence Center of Excellence.
Senator Mark Kelly visited UA-ARC for an overview of its capabilities and facilities.
UA-ARC is hosting the Air Force Office of Scientific Research to present funding opportunities.
A short read about University of Arizona's graduates serving in World War II.
UA-ARC and UArizona Center for Digital Humanities are working on an AR/VR project for the U.S. Army Intelligence Center of Excellence.
Senator Mark Kelly visited UA-ARC for an overview of its capabilities and facilities.
UA-ARC is hosting the Air Force Office of Scientific Research to present funding opportunities.