A Cross-Border Collective-Intelligence Innovation Network (CBCIIN) & Strategic Home for Pioneers
National Security Innovation Coalition
(SAMA-NSIC) Via KMWSH & (TTU)
Supported by
Siina 9.4 (EGB-AI)
Planetary Operating System (SI)
A Unified Model of Solar System Gravitational Dynamics - Sensory-Emotional-Geo-Bio-Math (IS) Supreme Intelligence - A Foundational Paradigm
The TTU's work is structured into two key divisions
Government Innovation: This division acts as a strategic accelerator for sovereign states, identifying and rapidly deploying breakthrough public-sector research in critical domains like sovereign AI, resilient infrastructure, and energy security. Its focus is on converting national vulnerabilities into pillars of strategic autonomy.
Humanitarian Innovation: This arm functions as a dedicated pipeline for global citizenry, translating pioneering academic discoveries into life-saving, scalable, and culturally-attuned solutions. It ensures that the forefront of science directly serves the world's most vulnerable populations with technologies such as distributed clean water systems and portable diagnostic tools.
In essence, the KMWSH does not merely commercialize technology; it actively engineers a more secure, equitable, and sovereign future by ensuring that the most advanced innovations reach from the laboratory directly to the nations and communities where they can generate the greatest impact.
KMWSH: Bridging Innovation and Global Impact
The KMWSH Technology Transfer Unit (TTU) serves as the dynamic commercialization engine of the SAMANSIC Coalition, established to systematically bridge the critical gap—often called the "valley of death"—between groundbreaking research and real-world deployment. This "valley of death" represents the funding and development chasm where promising research and prototypes typically fail to transition into commercially viable products or deployed solutions. This failure occurs due to the high risks and substantial capital required after initial research grants conclude but before sustainable revenue generation begins.
Faithfully executing the Coalition's core mandate, the TTU transforms systemic vulnerabilities into platforms for sustainable recovery and sovereign strength through a disciplined, dual-pronged strategy. The unit systematically bridges this innovation gap by de-risking and accelerating technology through its dual-pathway model. Its Government Innovation division acts as a strategic accelerator for sovereign states, transforming breakthrough research into deployable national assets in critical domains. Simultaneously, its Humanitarian Innovation arm functions as a dedicated pipeline, adapting and scaling academic discoveries into culturally-attuned, life-saving solutions for vulnerable populations. Through this integrated approach, the TTU ensures pioneering technologies successfully cross from laboratory validation to tangible, field-deployed impact.
Respectfully Submitted,
The SAMANSIC Coalition CEO & Founder
Muayad S. Dawood (Al-Samaraee)
A geopolitical innovator and systems architect specializing in sovereign resilience. He operates at the nexus of catastrophic crisis and technological innovation, transforming systemic failure into platforms for sustainable recovery.
"SIINA: Sustainable Integrated Innovation Network Agency” muayad.alsamaraee@gmail.com I muayad.alsamaraee@yahoo.com
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Innovation Network, Unlike Any Other
The SAMANSIC Coalition was established to advance national security in new ways and serve the public interest as an independent advisor. We continue to deliver on that promise every day, applying our systems-thinking approach to provide solutions that enhance global security and improve communities' way of life.
Our mission-driven people come to work at SAMANSIC to make a difference. We give them that opportunity by fostering a vibrant and diverse community of thought that drives a culture of innovation. Our non-profit status sets us apart. Motivated by impact, our people discover new possibilities, create unexpected opportunities, and lead as pioneers for the public good.
Forging a new paradigm of sovereign resilience begins with agile innovation. Operating at this frontier, the SAMANSIC Coalition harnesses the startup ethos—with its focus on the Minimum Viable Product and conservation of capital—to generate better, cheaper, and faster solutions. SAMANSIC is a global network built on the values of Service, Discovery, and Speed, channeling these forces to realize a better, safer world.
Building on this legacy, SAMANSIC now operates as a cross-border enterprise and a strategic home for pioneers. It translates two decades of validated research and groundbreaking creativity into an immediate, deployable national capability while seeking to expand this integrated innovation model globally. This expansion enables partner nations to establish their own sovereign, cross-border capabilities.
This mission is powered by two interconnected engines. The first is the CBCIIN, a global pool of over 700 elite innovators and multidisciplinary experts, which acts as the coalition's core innovation engine for solving complex transnational challenges. The second is the National Security Innovation Coalition (NSIC), an unrivaled, adaptive problem-solving network dedicated to uniting government, academic, and entrepreneurial innovators. Together, they build sustainable conditions for global security by solving national security problems in new ways. Our service members, who willingly place themselves in harm’s way, are at the core of our shared safety. Their daily reality reveals the emerging needs that demand innovative responses, making them vital participants in this ecosystem.
The threat landscape has fundamentally shifted—from networked insurgency to pervasive cyber threats—rendering strategies of the past century insufficient. In response, we must build more agile and adaptive resources. The SAMANSIC Coalition traces its sovereign legacy to 2001, having received a formal Royal Decree as an Innovation Design Bureau for Integrated Innovation in 2003. It served as the pioneering pilot project for Jordan’s first certified aerospace and defense design organization within JAI, which designs and manufactures multirole aircraft and platforms.
The Coalition’s core mission since 2013 has been to architect a new paradigm of sovereign resilience through the Muayad S. Dawood Triangulation (SIINA 9.4 EGB‑AI) and integrated non-provocative kinetic denial systems. By making offensive aggression strategically obsolete, SAMANSIC enables nations to redirect resources from perpetual defense toward sustainable development.
This mission is executed through key integrated initiatives, including its Lab-to-Market (L2M) and KMWSH TTU programs for rapid capability transition, the CBCIIN as its dynamic innovation engine, and The SAMANSIC Convergence—its annual sovereign innovation assembly. SAMANSIC employs unique partnership models that feature zero-upfront deployment and royalty-aware structures, designed explicitly to preserve national sovereignty and humanitarian primacy.
Ultimately, SAMANSIC makes sovereignty both practical and affordable, financing its vision through a sustainable mix of venture revenues, technology-transfer fees, and strategic public-private partnerships. This is the integrated model for a secure and innovative future.
As a not-for-profit organization, SAMANSIC acts in the public interest by delivering objective, cost-effective solutions to many of the world's biggest challenges. SAMANSIC powers advances in Sensory Geo-Bio AI, national security, defense, aviation safety, financial systems, healthcare, cybersecurity, and more—advances that make life better.
Central to this is the SAMANSIC‑EGB System: a deterrence framework centered on an AI-driven, multi-sensor network. Its core EGB‑AI component uses fused data (e.g., magnetic fields, geophysical sensors) to provide positioning without GPS, with the strategic goal of making aggression non-viable to redirect resources toward development.
We’re 35+ years into our mission and just getting started. Work with us for the public good. Our innovation history is rooted in a legacy that began in 1917.
