Automatic Target Recognition Algorithms for Special Nuclear Material Detection
DHS DNDO
$949,957
Sep. 20, 2010Common Graphical User Interface Development for Explosive Detection System
TSA
$387,200Dec. 15, 2011Image Quality Assessment Toolkit for X-ray Imaging
TSA
$99,961Sep. 7, 2012Automatic Threat Recognition Algorithm for Volumetric CT Data
DHS S&T
$149,911Sep. 15, 2012Automatic Threat Recognition Algorithm for Volumetric CT Data, Phase II
DHS S&T
$748,840Aug. 26, 2013Implementation of DICOS for Security Imaging Systems
TSA
$431,818Sep. 25, 2013Kernel-Based Nonlinear Classification Approach for Explosive Detection Systems
DHS S&T
$1,082,225Mar. 12, 2014Raw Data Generation Toolkit for X-ray Security Imaging Systems
DHS S&T
$99,952Aug. 1, 2014SBIR, Commercialization Readiness Pilot Program
DHS
$199,769Sep. 1, 2016Vendor-Neutral Common Workstation for Explosive Detection Systems
DHS
$420,071Sep. 28, 2017Multi-Source E-Beam kV X-ray Tube for Image-Guided Radiotherapy
NIH
$2,299,533Oct. 1, 2018
Checkpoint Property Screening System (CPSS)
Common Workstation with Common Graphical User Interface (CGUI) Demonstration
TSA
—Sep. 24, 2019Common Automatic Target Recognition Software for Explosives Detection in Air Cargo Skids
DHS
$3,811,859Jun. 15, 2020Common Graphical User Interface and Workstation for On-Person Screening
TSA
$1,561,058Sep. 30, 2021Flexible Officer Evaluation Tool (FOET)
DHS
$2,448,221Sep. 30, 2023Open Architecture Integration of OPS Technology
TSA
$111,997Sep. 30, 2024U.S. Government Grants and Contracts
Through multiple government-funded research programs, TSS has developed breakthrough algorithms, imaging architectures, and analytical tools that have helped shape the next generation of security screening technologies. Below is a partial list of government grants and contracts since 2010 awarded to TSS.