ORION IoT

Join us for the very first Runway: Small Business Engagement Series event –

"Navigating Your Future Through the Lens of Past Experiences"

Get inspired by real stories from evaluation and selection experts in the federal space. Learn about Air Force Research Laboratory priorities and explore funding opportunities through the SBIR/STTR programs.

In-person attendees can network directly with federal experts, program managers and Empire APEX Accelerator reps during a special onsite session.

📍 Where: ORION at NTROPEE + Virtual

📅 When: June 3, 2025

🕐 Time: 1pm–4pm (Networking 4pm–5pm)

If you're a small business looking to break into the federal space or grow through SBIR/STTR, this event is for you.

🔗 Learn more and register here: https://registration.socio.events/e/runway

Thank you to NYSTEC, an ORION parter, for organizing this event!

ORION recently completed a successful pilot with Deployed Global Solutions LLC (DGS) in which we tested and evaluated their Velum software, a session-less networking software protocol. Our team’s rigorous assessment helped uncover opportunities to strengthen the system—and forge a valuable partnership in the process. Here is what the DGS team had to say:

Benjamin Stair, Vice President of Technology:

“The ORION team’s knowledge, professionalism and understanding of our system, its operation and function were outstanding. Their ability to take what they were provided and rapidly get to the end state was exceptional.”

Read more: https://orionassured.com/press-release-orion-completes-successful-pilot-with-dgs-to-evaluate-and-strengthen-velum-software/

Join us for Ring and Run Toward STEM — a free, hands-on class where students will create a prototype smart doorbell and dive into the world of Internet-connected tech!

📆 Dates: Tuesday, July 22 - Thursday, July 24
⌚ Time: 9am to 3pm each day
📍 Location: ORION at NTROPEE, 99 Langley Road, Rome, NY 13441
🔵 Age Range: High school students

Sign your high school student up today at: https://orionassured.com/ring-and-run/

You won't want to miss this one! Sign your high school student up today: orionassured.com/ring-and-run

We are pleased to announce the final ORION IoT STEM class of 2025, Ring and Run Toward STEM. This exciting, three-day STEM camp will introduce students to the Internet of Things and empower them to build on that foundation by creating and customizing their own smart doorbell prototype!

> Dates: Tuesday, July 22 - Thursday July 24
> Time: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each of the three days
> Location: ORION at NTROPEE Facility, 99 Langley Road, Rome, NY 13441
> Age Range: High school students

Students will get their feet wet in technologies including IoT architectures and devices, Inter-Integrated Circuits ( ) device connections, simple logic processing (e.g. activating a camera using a motion detector), cloud connections, and others. Teams will compete to demo the most practical yet imaginative smart doorbell!

Sign your high school student up today! orionassured.com/ring-and-run

The Air Force Research Laboratory - AFRL Information Directorate, also known as Rome Lab, is sponsoring STEM programs for 2025 through the ORION IoT ecosystem, which is a collaborative effort between AFRL, Assured Information Security (AIS), the Griffiss Institute, New York State Technology Enterprise Corporation (NYSTEC), and Quanterion Solutions Incorporated. This opportunity is provided by the Air Force to encourage students to pursue future careers in the STEM fields. Quanterion Solutions is leading the instruction.

☁️✨ That’s a wrap on Off in the Clouds — a hands-on, high-energy learning experience designed to introduce students in grades 9–12 to the world of cloud computing!

Through real-world challenges and interactive lessons, students explored the fundamentals of cloud services and got a glimpse into the tech careers of tomorrow.

Thanks to all the intructors from Quanterion Solutions Incorporated and the future innovators who made this event a success!

🔔 Reminder! This Wednesday, March 5 is the deadline to register for Pi Day, a FREE ORION IoT STEM class for high school students. Hurry to sign your student up for this skills-building class and watch their imaginations soar as they discover the through hands-on activities! https://orionassured.com/stem-camp-pi-day-2/

📆 Class Date: Saturday, March 15 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
📍 Location: Innovare Advancement Center.
📒 Description: Students will learn about, build, and configure a Raspberry Pi project! A concluding competition will emphasize
system functionality as well as cybersecurity. Parents are invited to watch the concluding project.
⌨️ Skills Your Teen Will Learn: Teens will gain experience working with hardware, firmware, software, and cloud technologies! Students will also exercise creativity to customize an system.

The Air Force Research Laboratory - AFRL Information Directorate, also known as Rome Lab, is sponsoring STEM programs for 2025 through the ORION IoT ecosystem, which is a collaborative effort between AFRL, Assured Information Security(AIS), the Griffiss Institute, New York State Technology Enterprise Corporation (NYSTEC), and Quanterion Solutions Incorporated. This opportunity is provided by the Air Force to encourage students to pursue future careers in the STEM fields.

We're excited to support "Off in the Clouds," a hands-on STEM class for high school students!

On Saturday, April 12, students in grades 9-12 will have the chance to explore cloud computing and IoT at the Innovare Advancement Center from 9am to 3pm. This experience will introduce students to fundamental cloud services, real-world challenges and high-tech career paths.

🔗 Learn more and sign up today: https://orionassured.com/stem-camp-off-in-the-clouds-2/

Announcing "Off in the Clouds," a spring class for high school students! Parents, this is your opportunity to enable your teens to explore cloud computing technology that will help prepare them for today's high-tech careers and college educations.

☁️ "Off in the Clouds" will be hosted Saturday, April 12 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Innovare Advancement Center.

This one-day class is a fun learning exercise to introduce 9-12 graders to the fundamentals of cloud services, highlight the real-world challenges, and inspire students to pursue careers in technology. Real-life and cloud computing experts developed the curriculum and will be mentoring your teens throughout the day as they apply what they learn.

Learn more and sign up today! https://orionassured.com/stem-camp-off-in-the-clouds-2/

The Air Force Research Laboratory - AFRL Information Directorate, also known as Rome Lab, is sponsoring STEM programs for 2025 through the IoT ecosystem, which is a collaborative effort between AFRL, Assured Information Security(AIS), the Griffiss Institute, New York State Technology Enterprise Corporation (), and Quanterion Solutions Incorporated. This opportunity is provided by the Air Force to encourage students to pursue future careers in the STEM fields. Quanterion Solutions is leading the instruction.

Sign your high school teens up for a FREE Pi Day STEM event hosted Saturday, March 15 at Innovare Advancement Center to learn about, build, and configure an ( ) system!

Students will learn how to remotely and securely operate devices while exploring how IoT can be applied to everyday life (and future career paths!).

If your teen or student is interested in technology or is unsure what they want to do for a career, take this fun opportunity to introduce them to the world of IoT technology. Hurry, space is limited! https://lnkd.in/dfAQinVV

The Air Force Research Laboratory - AFRL Laboratory (AFRL) Information Directorate, also known as Rome Lab, is sponsoring STEM programs for 2025 through the ecosystem, which is a collaborative effort between AFRL, Assured Information Security(AIS), the Griffiss Institute, York State Technology Enterprise Corporation (NYSTEC), and Quanterion Solutions Incorporated. This opportunity is provided by the Air Force to encourage students to pursue future careers in the STEM fields. Quanterion Solutions is leading the instruction.

🔓 Does your teen have a knack for problem-solving? Turn their curiosity into cybersecurity skills!

Taking place on Wednesday, February 19, this interactive ethical hacking camp at SUNY Polytechnic Institute is designed for 12–15-year-olds, giving them a hands-on introduction to the world of ethical hacking. Led by experts at Quanterion Solutions Incorporated, participants will:

✅ Uncover the origins of hacking, from early phone systems to today’s cybersecurity challenges

✅ Engage in real-world hacking simulations and interactive activities

✅ Develop valuable problem-solving and cybersecurity skills—no prior experience needed

Cybersecurity is one of the fastest-growing fields—give your child a head start in this exciting, high-demand industry.

Register by February 12: https://orionassured.com/ethical-hacking-a-hands-on-introduction/