Truventic LLC

Truventic LLC is a for-profit limited liability company registered to receive federal contract and grant awards since January 13, 2016. Based in Orlando, Florida, Truventic specializes in developing advanced sensor technologies, nanomaterials, and optics for aerospace and defense applications. The company has secured multiple federal contracts and grants from agencies such as NASA, the Department of Defense, and the Department of Energy, focusing on innovative research and development projects in areas like particle sizing, atmospheric measurements, and detector systems.

Through federal contracts, Truventic has demonstrated expertise in a variety of specialized technologies. The company was awarded a $1,699,998.72 STTR Phase II contract by the Department of Defense for the development of twisted graphene-based Josephson junction detectors, set to be completed by May 31, 2025. NASA's Shared Services Center has contracted Truventic for multiple projects, including a $799,788 SBIR Phase II contract for a high spatiotemporal resolution particle sizer for plume-induced ejecta clouds, and a $124,987 SBIR Phase I contract for similar technology. Additionally, the Army Materiel Command Research Development and Engineering Command awarded Truventic a $249,833.88 STTR Phase I contract for further work on twisted graphene-based Josephson junction detectors. These contracts, often set aside for small businesses, showcase Truventic's capabilities in sensor technologies, nanomaterials, and optics for aerospace and defense applications.

Truventic has also secured federal grants to support its research and development efforts. Most recently, NASA awarded the company a $635,263.17 project grant under the Space Technology program for the "Tethered Lander Operation of Ejecta Backscattered Laser Albedo and Sizing Tracker" project. This grant supports Truventic's work in specialized sensor technologies, nanomaterials, and optics applications for space exploration, particularly focusing on particle sizing and atmospheric measurements critical for understanding ejecta clouds during space missions. Previously, the Department of Energy's Office of Science granted Truventic $250,000 for the development of a Fast Response High Altitude Laser Optical Sensor (HALOS) for atmospheric water and temperature measurements. This project, completed in December 2021, aimed to advance the understanding of atmospheric conditions from high-altitude platforms, supporting the Office of Science's mission of transforming the understanding of nature while advancing U.S. energy and economic security.