United States & United States — Office of Naval Research

United States: The United States Navy is a primary user of REMUS vehicles, including the Lionfish UUV program based on Huntington Ingalls Industries's REMUS 300 platform, enhancing its naval capabilities and national security.

United States — Office of Naval Research: The United States — Office of Naval Research originally funded the development of the REMUS UUV, demonstrating its early support for innovative undersea technology that has since become a global standard.

United States: The U.S. is the context for the textile waste problem and potential market for the new yarn. The innovation could help reduce the country's textile waste and support sustainability goals.

United States — Office of Naval Research: The United States — Office of Naval Research Global provided funding, contributing to the research. This supports their mission of advancing naval technology and materials science.

United States — Office of Naval Research: Rachel Riley, a former DOGE staffer, became chief of the United States — Office of Naval Research, indicating a shift of personnel from the dissolved agency.

United States — Office of Naval Research: The United States — Office of Naval Research awarded Integer Technologies a $10.6 million contract modification, bringing the total value to $24.8 million, for the Intelligent Autonomous Systems for Seabed Warfare joint effort with the University of Southern Mississippi.