Press Releases

Adaptive Methods is a Joint Recipient of an Award for Biosensor Technology

Centreville, VA, July 19, 2010 –Adaptive Methods, developer of advanced sensor systems, and its partners at the University of New Mexico’s Health Sciences Center (UNMHSC) and Sandia National Laboratories (SNL), have been selected by R&D Magazine to receive an R&D 100 Award for their biosensor technology. The technology, co-invented by UNMHSC and SNL, allows for the detection of bio-agents such as bacteria, viruses and toxins, at low levels, in near-real time, and without the need for time-consuming sample preparation. Adaptive Methods, with an option that provides for exclusive worldwide rights to manufacture and sell products incorporating the technology, is further developing the technology into a portable device aimed at the point-of-care and bio-defense markets.

New Technology Makes Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Response More Efficient, Effective

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, developers of a new federal disaster response technology demonstrated how the Rapid Deployment Shelter System (RDSS) will shape the future of emergency preparedness and disaster relief. The compact, highly portable rigid wall shelter is easily transportable to domestic and global disaster sites, and may be deployed by one person in less than two minutes with the push of a button. The first ever public deployment of the RDSS took place at Adaptive Methods manufacturing facility in Chattanooga, Tenn., earlier this morning.

Adaptive Methods and STC.UNM Execute Agreement for Biosensor Technology

Centreville, VA., June 30, 2009 - Adaptive Methods, Inc., developer of advanced sensor systems, the University of New Mexico’s Health Sciences Center (UNMHSC), Sandia National Laboratories (SNL) and STC.UNM, UNM’s technology-transfer arm took an important step toward forming a long-term partnership today by executing an option agreement under which Adaptive Methods may obtain an exclusive worldwide license to manufacture and sell products incorporating biosensor technology co-invented by researchers at the University of New Mexico and Sandia National Labs.

Adaptive Methods Awarded Contract With IWS5B Support

Centreville, VA., June 1, 2009 - Adaptive Methods was awarded a three-year contract and was funded an initial $4.5 million. Adaptive Methods will provide services to the Surface Ship Undersea Warfare (USW) Combat Systems Program Office (IWS5B).

Adaptive Methods Announces Corporate Leadership Appointments

Centreville, VA, February 9, 2009 - Adaptive Methods announced today that it has established three Divisions and corresponding corporate leadership appointments. The new Divisions are Business Development, ASW (Anti -Submarine Warfare) Programs, and Research and Development. These actions have been taken to best position the Company to meet its strategic objectives. Mark Meister will lead the Business Development Division. Meister, who has been with Adaptive Methods for over 20 years, will guide the development of new markets and customers that complement Adaptive Methods engineering expertise and its product line.

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