The Department of War funds billions in university research every year, and some of it proves out. But no system reports back what worked, so proven technology never becomes a capability unless someone finds it by accident.
Here is one that became a capability. Kernel makes this systematic.
The Navy’s technology leadership describes how close a technology is to use in four horizons. New science sits at one end, a fielded system at the other. Work climbs the scale through funding programs called BAAs.
Each program ends where the next begins, and what it proved is lost in the gap. Kernel carries the outputs across and shows the program manager where the next dollar moves it closer to the field.
Everything Kernel produces answers one question. Where should you invest to gain a capability?
positioning from signals of opportunity
Next funding window matched
alert the PMField demonstration needed
what it needsResearcher introduction available
who to callYour portfolio has already funded more than it fields. We will show you what is ready, and where to invest to move it.
