Federal R&D

An evidence engine for funded innovation.

ApolloBot turns an SBIR or STTR feasibility question into inspectable technical evidence — methods, figures, risk registers, and an implementation path a review board can follow.

SolicitationProtocolEvidenceReviewBlueprintDecision
Phase I evidence path

Five bounded stages from solicitation to a go/no-go decision.

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Phase I evidence path

Solicitation fit

Map the agency decision, Phase I milestone, required evidence, and explicit gap.

2
Phase I evidence path

Feasibility protocol

Freeze hypotheses, comparison baselines, data rights, risks, budget, and success criteria.

3
Phase I evidence path

Computational work

Execute the approved analyses in bounded stages with progress receipts and checkpoints.

4
Phase I evidence path

Independent review

Challenge the evidence, preserve null results, and distinguish findings from interpretation.

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Phase I evidence path

Phase II blueprint

Deliver the report, replication kit, technical risks, implementation path, and next gates.

Role boundary

Rapid research, not automated grant writing.

Investigators own every claim, certification, and submission. ApolloBot is not the applicant, principal investigator, or source of official representations — it produces inspectable technical evidence, methods, figures, risk registers, and implementation paths.

Strong design-partner fit

  • Computationally testable Phase I milestone
  • Proprietary or licensed evidence boundary
  • Named PI and research partner
  • Explicit budget and go/no-go decision