MacroVation's four federal R&D programs connect material development with non-lethal systems, additive tooling, and shipboard sleep. Each has its own requirements, evidence needs, and path toward transition.
U.S. Marine Corps
MacroVation is developing advanced foam materials and integrated delivery concepts for non-lethal restraint applications. The program connects formulation and material behavior with prototype hardware and evaluation.
Explore non-lethal foamU.S. Marine Corps
MacroVation is developing material and delivery approaches for selected equipment and platform applications. The work brings formulation, delivery integration, and evaluation into a common engineering program.
Explore material-effect deliveryNAVSEA
MacroVation is developing additive manufacturing approaches to molds and tooling for defense applications. The work connects material selection, fabrication, and evaluation of the resulting tool.
Explore additive toolingOffice of Naval Research
MacroVation is researching mattress and comfort-material technologies for shipboard use. The development objective is to improve comfort and support sleep while addressing the constraints of naval service.
Explore shipboard sleepResearch and development programs; qualification and transition requirements vary by program.
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