Syracuse University

ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC is a privately held advanced computing company founded in 1994. ANDRO partnered with the Center for Advanced Systems and Engineering (CASE) at Syracuse in 1996 to develop and commercialize information fusion technologies for enhancing battlespace situational awareness. Since then, CASE has provided ANDRO with assistance from graduate students and tenured research professors from Syracuse University’s Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences Department. ANDRO’s technological breakthroughs have helped aid America’s defense organizations, servicing groups like the Missile Defense Agency, Air Force Research Laboratory, Air Force Office of Scientific Research, U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, and the U.S. Navy Air Warfare Center. Syracuse’s CASE Center receives a large portion of its funding from federal grants allowing them to conduct research projects and assist in commercializing innovative technologies.

ANDRO Computational Solutions LLC supports nearly 50 staff members in the tech and electrical engineering sectors, with offices in Syracuse, San Diego, and Dayton. Thanks to their collaboration with Syracuse’s CASE Center, ANDRO has been able to secure several Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer contract awards with the Department of Defense and other military agencies. ANDRO has grossed tens of millions of dollars in revenue, enhancing Syracuse’s reputation as an emerging tech hub.

Syracuse University maximizes its economic impact by leveraging federally funded research to aid in commercializing innovative ventures. Through its CASE Center, the university supports an entrepreneurial ecosystem that turns research innovations into successful ventures such as ANDRO Computational Services LLC.