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CONTACT: Courtney Shoemaker
PHONE: (256) 217-9877
EMAIL: press@en-vention.com
HUNTSVILLE, AL [May 14, 2025] – ENVENTION, a leading innovator in advanced computing solutions, today announced the award of a Phase II Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). The award supports the continued development of their proposal Z2.02-1003, titled “Prototyping a Resilient, Versatile, and Future-Proof Spaceflight Coprocessor Platform.” The project advances NASA’s next-generation spaceflight systems by prototyping radiation-tolerant, GPU-accelerated FPGA hardware capable of DSP and AI/ML algorithms.
The effort is led by Principal Investigator Jamie Kelly, who brings expertise in embedded systems and fault-tolerant computing to the forefront of this innovation. “This achievement builds on ENVENTION’s Phase I success and highlights our ongoing commitment to advancing mission-critical technologies for government and defense applications,” said ENVENTION President, Courtney Shoemaker.
The official award announcement was published on NASA’s SBIR Phase II award website: https://www.nasa.gov/sbir_sttr/phase-ii/
ABOUT ENVENTION
ENVENTION, LLC was founded in 2010 by two friends and colleagues working together as software leads and architects for the Patriot Tactical Command System (TCS) and Battery Command Post (BCP) program. The employees of enVention have decades of experience developing technologies used by the U.S. Air and Missile defense community and its Allies across the globe. Since its inception, the company has won multiple national and local awards while expanding to support several prominent DoD programs with a host of products and services. The company’s corporate culture strongly focuses on delivering innovative technologies to its customers and end users. One of their corporate values is “We do it right because we’re part of the fight” – a testament to the motivation driving their teams.To learn more, visit https://en-vention.com