Teledyne Flir Detection, Inc.

Flir Detection, Inc.

Teledyne Flir Defense, Inc.

Scott Donahue

Jeremy P Walker

Jason Robosky

Jessica L Milke

Anna M Leech

Jennifer L Poole

Jessica J Sinclair

Jermaine D Johnson

Autonomous localized permeability material systems are provided that can include: a dynamically permeable porous material; and immobilized reagents operatively associated with the porous material in sufficient proximity to trigger a localized change in material pore size upon reagent reaction. Methods for preparing these materials are also provided as well as methods for autonomously modifying localized permeability of material.

Autonomous localized permeability material systems and methods for using and making same

Systems for identifying threat materials such as CBRNE threats and locations are provided. The systems can include a data acquisition component configured to determine the presence of a CBRNE threat; data storage media; and processing circuitry operatively coupled to the data acquisition device and the storage media. Methods for identifying a CBRNE threat are provided. The methods can include: determining the presence of a CBRNE threat using a data acquisition component; and acquiring an image while determining the presence of the CBRNE threat. Methods for augmenting a real-time display to include the location and/or type of CBRNE threat previously identified are also provided. Methods for identifying and responding to CBRNE threats are provided as well.

Systems and methods for identifying threats and locations, systems and method for augmenting real-time displays demonstrating the threat location, and systems and methods for responding to threats

A smart antimicrobial material and dressing to inhibit microbial growth is provided. Endogenous chemicals, such as metabolites produced from bacteria are utilized as chemical substrates and converted by enzymes to produce a disinfecting compound that will in turn inhibit the targeted microorganism. The material shall remain passive until such time as it encounters a microbe which expresses and/or secretes specific metabolites or markers. The enzyme or enzymes embedded in the smart material converts the metabolite into a disinfecting compound, which in turn either kills the microorganism or prevents it from multiplying on the surface of the material.

Smart, self-decontaminating polymer and method for inhibiting the growth of a bacteria and fungus

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Allison Park, PA, United States of America

Scott Donahue