
MacroVation is a defense R&D contractor that engineers integrated hardware-and-chemistry systems for funded military missions, spanning controlled material effects, composite tooling, and warfighter recovery systems. The company executes active SBIR/STTR programs with USMC, NAVSEA, and ONR, delivering prototype hardware and measured performance data at every milestone. Its 9,000 sq.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Defense missions often require specialized material effects and delivery systems that demand tight integration between chemistry, hardware, and performance validation. Traditional development chains separate these disciplines, slowing iteration and risking prototype systems that fail to meet sponsor-defined requirements in real-world conditions.
Solution
MacroVation provides an integrated hardware-and-chemistry systems approach, engineering controlled material effects, composite tooling, and warfighter recovery systems as one path from early formulation through prototype demonstration. The company operates a 9,000 sq. ft. engineering facility where formulation, prototype fabrication, test-fixture development, and performance validation occur under one roof, enabling material chemistry, hardware, and test data to evolve together. MacroVation executes active SBIR/STTR programs with USMC, NAVSEA, and ONR, delivering prototype hardware and measured performance data against sponsor-defined requirements at every milestone. Its non-lethal biofoam technology was selected for the 2026–2027 Navy SBIR Transition Program cohort, advancing it toward field-deployable capability.
Target Audience
Primary customers are U.S. government defense agencies including USMC, NAVSEA, and ONR, as well as prime-contractor partners working under NDA on funded SBIR/STTR programs.
Features
- Integrated delivery-architecture and prototype-hardware development with flow control, target interaction, and measured validation
- Advanced expanding-foam formulation combined with delivery-system engineering for non-lethal counter-personnel, vehicle, and unmanned-system missions
- Materials and forming-process development applied to Navy manufacturing tooling hardware
- Polymer chemistry and materials characterization developed into prototype hardware for warfighter recovery and readiness outcomes
- In-house formulation, materials preparation, prototype fabrication, test-fixture development, and characterization capabilities
- Performance validation against sponsor-defined requirements with program-ready data delivered at each milestone