We're interested in investigating the use of this technology as a navigation aid for military divers in murky waters where visibility is extremely limited.

The device would allow military divers to swim in a straight line, in a search pattern or to a particular location -- tasks that are difficult in conditions of limited visibility.

The technology isn't perfect yet. We have to be 1,000 percent certain that it works perfectly before we can deploy it in professional soccer games.

The BRAC commission has acknowledged what Maryland already knows -- that Maryland is a one-stop shop for military technology, research and development.

So there is very great interest from the military in this technology.

Our technology continues to gain credibility with our military, as indicated by this new relationship with the U.S. Air Force. This agreement is in addition to our previously announced program with the Air Force Institute of Operational Health. Going forward we hope to expand and strengthen our relationship with the U.S. Department of Defense, Homeland Security, and other segments of our military.