Extreme Endeavors

NASA Langley Research Center- Working under a Space Act Agreement to utilize sensors and technology in finding underground facilities and to integrate new and novel sensor technologies into our sensing networks.

Army Research Laboratory- Assisted with testing of physiological sensors and performed technology transfer of these sensors to benefit the Fire Fighting Industry.

Greer Limestone- Developed state of the art technology that enabled Greer Limestone to be in compliance with the Endangered Species Act. Establish a monitoring system in a truly harsh environment, managed data collection and reduction, and provided negotiations with WV Department of Natural Resources, U.S. Fish and Wildlife, and WV Department of Environmental Protection to fulfill the provision in Greer Limestone’s mining permit.

Robert C. Byrd Institute of Advanced Flexible Manufacturing (RCBI)- Working in conjunction with RCBI to bring technology and manufacturing in to the state of WV.

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory- Performed engineering tasking and assisted with installation of equipment at remote sites in the Transantarctic Mountains.

National Institutes of Health- Phase I and Phase II Small Business Innovative Research grant for the development of a physiological monitoring system for the fire industry.

Special Forces Operations Command- Phase I Small Business Innovative Research grant for development of medical monitoring systems.

Lucent Technologies- Performed development tasking to redesign a chassis and eliminate RF coupling in a satellite communications package.

NTTC- Provided technology review of developments within NASA with an emphasis on commercialization.

Fort Monmouth U.S. Army RDECOM CERDEC STCD- Working in collaboration to display the operational capabilities of our first responder technology demonstration to Congress and the Senate in August.

West Virginia Department of Natural Resources- Extreme Endeavors has worked alongside the West Virginia Department of Natural Resources in setting up our cave monitors to ensure correct placement around colonies of endangered species’ of bats and in defining environmental conditions that could be harmful to the wildlife.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife- Utilized advice and direction from this organization in developing a system to assist mining companies in supporting and upholding the Endangered Species Act.

Clarksburg Fire Department- Working with the Clarksburg Fire Department for the testing and analysis of our designs embedded in the fire fighters coats.

Region VII Planning and Development Council- Working with the Region VII Planning and Development Council in establishing a program to assist with the safety of miners, communications from underground and the various homeland security issues faced today.