The U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency will soon begin fielding a new 12-pound portable oxygen generator that will drastically reduce logistical issues related to oxygen supply for patient care in ...

The Army is currently testing an oxygen generator that has a longer shelf life than the one currently in use and will meet the requirement of supplemental oxygen that medics provide to combat ...

The company is for now making the generator with military use in mind, but later down the line it could easily be deployed to serve other needs as well, including civilian and commercial.

The U.S. Army awards LiquidPiston a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract to further mature the X Engine platform for ground power generators, following the successful delivery of ...

The supply chain for hydrogen fuel is still developing, so to be safe, the Army is also developing a mobile hydrogen generator that just needs water and electricity to produce the fuel.

The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) uses generators to produce the electrical power needed by military field units. In addition to supplying the electricity needed to operate and fight ...

received a contract valued at approximately $80 million for the production of 100-kW and 200-kW Tactical Quiet Generators (100/200kw TQGs) from the U.S. Army. The contract calls for the ...

"This new partnership with the ONR is a testament to the performance and potential of our KARNO generator technology. We're incredibly proud to contribute to the future of the US military and help ...