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Due to changes in federal funding priorities, SATOP will no longer be accepting new Requests for Technical Assistance effective April 1, 2008.
SATOP will continue to provide assistance to businesses that have an “open” Request for Technical Assistance in the SATOP system,
provided the request was submitted prior to April 1, 2008. SATOP continues to pursue funding to support its future operations.
Once new funding is secured, SATOP will resume the acceptance of new Requests for Technical Assistance.
A notification will be placed on the website when this occurs.
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please click enter your contact information. Thank you.
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"SATOP has been integral in helping us move our technology forward. They’ve allowed us to make our future vision a present day reality to positively impact consumers nationwide.”
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Mike Brown
President Hydromatic Technologies Corporation
SUCCESS STORY #305
With help from the NASA-funded Space Alliance Technology Outreach Program (SATOP) an Orlando entrepreneur has created an innovative energy-efficient and safer clothes dryer that dries clothes with a unique fluid-based technology.
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SATOP is Space Technology for
Small Business
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The Space Alliance Technology Outreach Program (SATOP) strives to transfer the knowledge
and technology of the space program to small businesses. Any type of small business is
encouraged to submit a technical challenge to SATOP. If SATOP is able to assist, the small
business is provided with up to 40 hours of FREE technical assistance from a scientist or
engineer in the Space Program.
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Economic Development Organizations
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| For many small businesses in Southeast Texas the road to success and prosperity is through the consulting and training centers of the University of Houston Small Business Development Center.
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