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Accelerating the commercialization of university technologies for military healthcare applications: the role of the proof of concept process

机译：加速用于军事医疗应用的大学技术的商业化：概念证明过程的作用

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The von Liebig Center for Entrepreneurism and Technology Advancement at UC San Diego (vonliebig.ucsd.edu) is focused on accelerating technology transfer and commercialization through programs and education on entrepreneurism. Technology Acceleration Projects (TAPs) that offer pre-venture grants and extensive mentoring on technology commercialization are a key component of its model which has been developed over the past ten years with the support of a grant from the von Liebig Foundation. In 2010, the von Liebig Entrepreneurism Center partnered with the U.S. Army Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center (TATRC), to develop a regional model of Technology Acceleration Program initially focused on military research to be deployed across the nation to increase awareness of military medical needs and to accelerate the commercialization of novel technologies to treat the patient. Participants to these challenges are multi-disciplinary teams of graduate students and faculty in engineering, medicine and business representing universities and research institutes in a region, selected via a competitive process, who receive commercialization assistance and funding grants to support translation of their research discoveries into products or services. To validate this model, a pilot program focused on commercialization of wireless healthcare technologies targeting campuses in Southern California has been conducted with the additional support of Qualcomm, Inc. Three projects representing three different universities in Southern California were selected out of forty five applications from ten different universities and research institutes. Over the next twelve months, these teams will conduct proof of concept studies, technology development and preliminary market research to determine the commercial feasibility of their technologies. This first regional program will help build the needed tools and processes to adapt and replicate this model across other regions in the Country.
机译：加州大学圣地亚哥分校的冯·里比格企业家和技术进步中心（vonliebig.ucsd.edu）致力于通过企业家精神的计划和教育来加速技术转让和商业化。提供风险前赠款和有关技术商业化的广泛指导的技术加速项目（TAP）是其模型的关键组成部分，该模型在过去十年间在von Liebig基金会的资助下得到了发展。 2010年，冯·里比希（Ven Liebig）企业家中心与美国陆军远程医疗和先进技术研究中心（TATRC）合作，开发了一项技术加速计划的区域模型，该计划最初侧重于在全国范围内部署的军事研究，以提高人们对军事医疗需求的认识并加速治疗患者的新技术的商业化。参加这些挑战的是跨学科的研究生和工程，医学和商业学系的多学科团队，他们代表该地区的大学和研究机构，通过竞争程序选出，他们将获得商业化援助和资金赠款，以支持将他们的研究成果转化为研究成果。产品或服务。为了验证该模型，在高通公司的额外支持下，针对南加州校园进行了针对无线医疗技术商业化的试点计划。在十个申请中的四十五个申请中，代表南加州三所不同大学的三个项目被选中。不同的大学和研究所。在接下来的十二个月中，这些团队将进行概念验证研究，技术开发和初步市场研究，以确定其技术的商业可行性。第一个区域计划将帮助建立所需的工具和流程，以在该国其他区域之间适应和复制这种模式。

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