GhostWave radars use randomly generated noise signals to disguise themselves as noise. This gives them a low probability of detection (LPD). Stealth radar can detect incoming threats without giving away your presence. The return signals are only readable using cross-correlation with the signal transmitted, which only the GhostWave radar knows.
TVSF Funding - $100,000
Ohio Federal Research Network - $1,200,000
Ohio Federal Research Network - $1,200,000
GhostWave licensed patents for a novel radar system from Ohio State. Converge provided modeling, simulation, and design support required to turn the issued patent into a real-world functioning system.
Converge worked with GhostWave to engage customers in various markets and evaluate product-market fit, value propositions, joint development opportunities, and other growth-focused engagements.
Ohio Federal Research Network - $1,200,000
Ohio Federal Research Network - $1,200,000
Ohio Federal Research Network - $1,200,000
Converge supported the development of the software required to operate the radar system. This included controllers, processors, networking, embedded, and Matlab code.
Converge has assisted GhostWave with the development of its commercialization. plan, early adopter identification, funding and investment planning, marketing and communication, and other value-added commercialization support.
Army XTechSearch 2.0 - $25,000
Ohio Federal Research Network - $1,200,000
USDA SBIR - $150,000 US Air Force SBIR - $50,000 US AIR Force STTR - $25,000
Converge worked with GhostWave and Ohio State Researchers to develop functional prototypes of a series of radar systems with specific requirements. Converge follows a design-to-manufacture process.
Converge supported multiple analyses of product margin versus customer value in support of GhostWave. Design-to-manufacture processes allow Converge to maximize margin efficiency from design to market.
USDA SBIR - $150,000 US Air Force SBIR - $50,000 US AIR Force STTR - $25,000
USDA SBIR - $150,000 US Air Force SBIR - $50,000 US AIR Force STTR - $25,000
USDA SBIR - $150,000 US Air Force SBIR - $50,000 US AIR Force STTR - $25,000
Converge created the digital electronics design for the radar system which was used to identify components and fabricate the PCB. Converge was able to design a very complex system which was also low-cost.
Converge worked with GhostWave to complete a series of market analysis exercises to determine market size, market value propositions, b
Converge created the digital electronics design for the radar system which was used to identify components and fabricate the PCB. Converge was able to design a very complex system which was also low-cost.
Converge worked with GhostWave to complete a series of market analysis exercises to determine market size, market value propositions, barriers to entry, development partners, and sales/distribution channels.
Army XTech Search 3.0 - $135,000
USDA SBIR - $150,000 US Air Force SBIR - $50,000 US AIR Force STTR - $25,000
Air Force Phase II SBIR - $1,500,000 (pending)
Converge designed the PCB layout, the radar housing, and mounting mechanisms for the radar. Additionally, Converge designed and developed a low-cost high-capability UAV system to provide a platform for testing.
Converge has supported the successful development of proposals for the GhostWave system to numerous industry partners, deferral SBIRs, the state of Ohio, and a litany of others.
Air Force Phase II SBIR - $1,500,000 (pending)
USDA SBIR - $150,000 US Air Force SBIR - $50,000 US AIR Force STTR - $25,000
Air Force Phase II SBIR - $1,500,000 (pending)
Converge completed numerous product ideation sessions with GhostWave and potential OEM customers. These sessions focused application/integration of the radar into everything from UAVs to self-driving cars.
Converge continues to support the business development and customer acquisition efforts of GhostWave.