NASENI PET R&D PROPOSAL SUBMISSION GUIDE ON TECHNOLOGY READINESS LEVEL (TRL)
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Basic Research
Basic research
- If the research observed basic scientific principles.
- If the technology development methodology or approach has been developed.
- If the objectives of the researchare clearly stated.
- If the research aims to address or solve a specific problem, gap, or societal / industry issue.
Application Formulated
- If the technology concepts for this research are formulated.
- If preliminary analyses or experiments confirm that the research might meet the user’s needs.
- If there are any Peer-Reviewed Publication(s) concerning the research in high-impact journals.
- If the research team has identified the project’s potential market size.
- If the research team has conducted a feasibility study on the project, it will be submitted.
- If there is a Business Plan
Proof of concept
- If there is any Experimental proof of concept.
- Are there any system performance metrics data?
- If experiments/modelling and simulation validate performance predictions of system capability.
- If the research addresses a need or creates an innovation in
any of NASENI thematic area(s)
Applied Research
Components validated in laboratory environment
- If the technology was validated in the laboratory or simulated with supporting data.
- Were the constituent parts of the system successfully tested in a laboratory?
Laboratory scale, similar system validation in a relevant environment
- If the target and minimum operational requirements have been developed and documented.
- If the component(s) have been verified under conditions that closely resemble the actual environment intended to be operated upon.
Pre-commercial Stage
The prototype was demonstrated in a relevant environment
- If the operational environment (i.e., end user, physical
environment, and input data characteristics, as appropriate) is/are fully known. - If the prototype was tested in a realistic and relevant
environment outside the laboratory. - If the prototype satisfies all operational requirements when confronted with realistic problems
The prototype was demonstrated in an operational environment
- If the technology/system/process has been fully integrated.
- If the prototype was demonstrated in an operational setting (i.e., real-world conditions, including the end user).
- If all interfaces were tested individually under stressed and anomalous conditions.
The actual system was completed and qualified through tests and demonstrations
- If the technology was proven in an operational environment (i.e., meets target performance measures).
- If a rigorous test and evaluation process was completed successfully.
- If the technology meets its stated objective(s) and functionality as designed.
- If the system has undergone safety checks, regulatory standards, and certification processes. (Do you have Value Proposition & IP Identification (copyright license, patent, trademark)?
Market Ready
The actual system operated over the full range of expected conditions
- If the technology were deployed in its intended operational environment.
- If information about the technology were disseminated to the end user.
- If the technology was adopted/accepted by the end user for its objectives.
- Is the technology ready for full commercialization?
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Basic Research | 1 | Basic principles and research | If the research observed basic scientific principles. If the technology development methodology or approach has been developed. If the objectives of the research are clearly stated. If the research aims to address or solve a specific problem, gap, or societal / industry issue. |
2 | Application formulated | If the technology concepts for this research are formulated. If preliminary analyses or experiments confirm that the research might meet the user's needs. If there are any Peer-Reviewed Publication(s) concerning the research in high-impact journals. If the research team has identified the project's potential market size. If the research team has conducted a feasibility study on the project, it will be submitted. If there is a Business Plan |
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3 | Proof of concept |
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