Dr. Jithin Jagannath, Founding Director of ANDRO’s Marconi-Rosenblatt AI Innovation Lab has been invited to participate in a Panel titled, “Army Applied Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and xTech Panel“ moderated by Dr. Matt Wills, Director, Army Prize Competitions. He will be discussing his experience developing Radio Frequency Machine Learning (RFML) solutions for spectrum awareness and how the Army CATALYST Award will help accelerate its maturation. Please Join them next week on Tuesday, 10th Oct at 1500-1615 at AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition.
ANDRO will also have a Booth on 11th Oct that showcases several of our technologies. Visit our team there to learn more.
ANDRO Computational Solutions LLC,* Rome, New York, was awarded a $15,000,000 firm-fixed-price contract to design and build an electronic signal-detection unit. Bids were solicited via the internet with 26 received. Work locations and funding will be determined with each order, with an estimated completion date of Sept. 24, 2026. Army Small Business Innovation Research Catalyst Program is the contracting activity (W51701-23-D-0003)
ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC is a proud silver sponsor of the GRCon 2023 Conference currently being held in Tempe, AZ and has been in first place for the ongoing Capture the Flag Challenge Series. Out of 52 teams, the ANDRO team is holding steady at first place with over 2,000 flags capture!
The purpose of the competition is to have fun, learn about digital signal processing, and improve your GNU Radio skills. It is a series of analysis challenges where the goal is to find a hidden message in the format of flag{flag_name}. There is typically a file of captured samples that has to be analyzed. The signal could be a digital representation of an image and once decoded back to an image the flag would be in the picture.
GRCon’23 takes place September 5 – 9, 2023 (Tuesday-Saturday) in Tempe, AZ. It is the central event for the GNU Radio community, with its scope including applications, technological, commercial and regulatory developments involving GNU Radio and the SDR ecosystem.
On August 28-30, ANDRO Computational Solutions participated in the 2023 Tactical Assault Kit / Team Awareness Kit (TAK) Offsite 2023 meeting sponsored by the TAK Configuration Steering Board (CSB). ANDRO was part of an elite set of teams demonstrating the latest in TAK technologies during an outstanding 3-day event held in Raleigh, NC. The event gave ANDRO an opportunity to present and demonstrate its PRISMTAK edge-based solution for situations when the TAK server is unavailable. The ANDRO team of Timothy Woods and Chris Maracchion thanks the TAK CSB for hosting us and bringing together such a diverse community to learn, share, and evolve TAK! Our team met with many experts and stakeholders all dedicated to supporting TAK and assuring its operational success. We are honored to be included in the ecosystem and for the opportunity to contribute to advancing the TAK state-of-the-art. If you missed ANDRO at the event, contact twoods@androcs.com for additional information.
ANDRO’s Chris Maracchion (left) and Timothy Woods (right) at TAK Offsite 2023 in Raliegh, NC. PRISMTAK “maps” TAK server functionality to individual Android devices enabling peer-to-peer information sharing for cursor on target and other situational awareness sharing goals.
Dr. Andy Drozd, President, CEO and Chief Scientist of ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC, has been nominated to join the Catholic School’s Association of Rome’s Hall of Fame. Read the full story below or at the Daily Sentinel here
ROME — Catholic education has been a vital part of the fabric of the Rome community for more than 150 years, according to members of the Catholic Schools Association of Rome.
Over those years, the city has been home to many Catholic schools, including: St. Aloysius Academy; the Academy of Holy Names; Transfiguration School; St. Mary’s School; St. Peter’s School; Rome Catholic High School and Rome Catholic Junior High School. Currently, local residents in the community are served by Rome Catholic School, which provides faith-based education for students in pre-K through sixth-grade.
Faith-based education, local CSA members say, provides individuals and communities with strength, character and the tools necessary for success. The group is reaching back to honor some of notable figures in the city’s Catholic education with an event that will also help raise funds to ensure the tradition continues in the coming years.
On Friday, Oct. 20, at 6 p.m. the Catholic Schools Association of Rome will host its sixth annual Hall of Fame induction at the Beeches Manor, 7900 Turin Road, recognizing “individuals who have been influential and/or have been influenced by Catholic education in our community,” event organizers said.
This year’s honorees are:
Barbara Chubbuck;
Sister Rosaire Ann DeMare;
Andrew L. Drozd;
Mark D. Vacca; and
Rev. Robert C. Weber.
Tickers for the event are available in advance, for $40, at the following locations: Edible Arrangements, 815 Black River Blvd.; Jervis Public Library, 613 N. Washington St.; the Rome Area Chamber of Commerce, 139 W. Dominick St.; or by contacting Marg Maurer at 315-337-9453, for additional information.
Funds raised from the event will remain in Rome to enhance and enrich programming at Rome Catholic School, organizers said, adding RCS will greet students next week as it launches its 2023-24 school year for students on Thursday, Sept. 7.
ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC was among the exhibitors who participated in the 2023 Project Fibonacci STEAM Leadership Conference’s ‘Fuel Your Future Fair’. The fair provided a platform for STEAM scholars to learn more about local academic and professional initiatives. During the event, BJ Blair and Tim Reichert, associate scientists from ANDRO, shared their knowledge and experience in the field of research and development, as well as the application of advanced computer software for various purposes, including waveform development.
Visiting the ANDRO booth, STEAM scholars had the opportunity to learn about the company’s innovative products and services, as well as interact with Blair and Reichert. The engineers’ engagement with the young scholars was particularly insightful as they shared their unique perspectives on the industry and provided valuable advice on pursuing a career in scientific engineering.
Overall, ANDRO’s participation in the ‘Fuel Your Future Fair’ was an excellent opportunity to inspire and educate the next generation of STEAM professionals. The event was a testament to the company’s commitment to promoting research, development, and innovation in the field of engineering.
ANDRO has been a major supporter of the Project Fibonacci Foundation, Inc. since its inception in 2016. Project Fibonacci is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to STEAM education as a catalyst for workforce preparedness and economic growth. For more information, visit ProjectFibonacci.org
ANDRO is a proud silver sponsor of the 2023 GNU Radio Conference (GRCon), the annual conference for the GNU Radio project and community, established as one of the premier industry events for Software Radio. It is a week-long conference that includes high-quality technical content and valuable networking opportunities. GRCon is a venue that highlights design, implementation, and theory that has been practically applied in a useful way. GRCon attendees come from a large variety of backgrounds, including industry, academia, government, and hobbyists. Offering an annual program with broad appeal, GRCon attracts a variety of participants: people new to software radio who are interested in learning more, seasoned developers ready to show off their latest work, and experts who want to keep their finger on the pulse and direction of the industry.
Dr. Jithin Jagannath, Chief Scientist of Technology, and Director of the Marconi-Rosenblatt AI/ML Innovation Lab at ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC, will be a keynote presenter at the International Conference on Machine Learning Deep Learning Computational intelligence for Wireless Communication (MDCWC) 2023.
Due to the availability of high-speed computing system, there is the huge scope to still raise the standard of wireless communication in terms of massive connectivity, capacity enhancement, ultra-high reliability, low latency using Machine learning (ML), Deep learning (DL) and Computational intelligence (CI) algorithms. The conference aims in bringing out the wireless research community and machine learning research community to submit their findings integrating ML, DL and CI for wireless communication. About 50 top quality papers are expected to be presented in the Hybrid mode and is planned to publish the presented papers as the book in the series of Signals and communication technology (published by springer). The papers are grouped under one of the four category namely (a)Tutorial papers (b)Survey papers (c) Research articles (d) Data publications on MDCWC.
