KBSI is developing a innovative framework for the automatic fusion of data from hyper spectral data sources resulting in more effective multi-sensor processing.

SMIT is designing and developing a language, suite of tools, and methodology to facilitate the syntactic and semantic interoperability of scenarios and simulation models among diverse vendor-specific tools and applications. 

Extending the concepts of Role Based Access Control (RBAC) to tasks, processes, activities and functions of an enterprise.

The goal of the PSL project was to help establish NIST's process specification language as the standard process information sharing mechanism in the commercial arena by the development of a methodology and a set of tools to facilitate the implementation of PSL translators.

The SPCES project focused on developing a methodology of use and software architecture for performing Statistical Process Control (SPC) within CCAD machine shops.

In the SBONT project, KBSI developed an automated support environment for the capture and construction of domain specific ontologies using IDEF5, an Ontology Description Capture Method.

The KBIMI project developed the theoretical foundations for information model integration and a robust automated model integration support tool.