UF Biotility Center Fund

This account will be utilized to provide research assistance for the research and development related to in-space servicing, assembly and manufacturing of on orbit vehicles. In-Space Servicing, Assembly, and Manufacturing (ISAM) is a set of emerging operations that provides several benefits to improve the longevity, capacity, mobility, and expandability of existing and future space assets. Autonomous robotic manipulators for orbital docking and the interfaces that enable in-situ modularity and reconstitution are required for this paradigm.

AIIRI Support for students' research conference, workshops, competitions, including travel and supplies.

Support the commercialization of University of Florida research and accelerate the pace by which new discoveries by University of Florida faculty reach the commercial marketplace through the Office of Technology Licensing in the Office of Research.