Prototype and Engineering
Mechanical design, packaging studies, manufacturing feasibility, prototype planning, and controlled test preparation.
Partner with TASG
TASG is interested in the technical, funding, manufacturing, and strategic relationships that can move disciplined concepts toward prototype, validation, and transition.
Engagement paths
Initial outreach should focus on nonproprietary fit: what you do, why it matters, and where you might accelerate the path forward.
Mechanical design, packaging studies, manufacturing feasibility, prototype planning, and controlled test preparation.
Programs or organizations capable of supporting early technical maturation and survivability-oriented innovation.
Fabrication, supply-chain, integration, qualification, and downstream industrial capability.
Strategic capital, licensing, or acquisition pathways aligned with responsible development and transition.
Ensure the organization understands the role of the concept and can contribute meaningfully to the next gate.
Identify the engineering, funding, manufacturing, integration, or strategic capability your organization offers.
Use appropriate nondisclosure, IP, export-control, security, and information-sharing procedures before exchanging more sensitive material.