Importance of Figures for SBIR Success!

30 Jan 2024 · 1 min
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In this instructional segment, Stacy Chin emphasizes that SBIR reviewers often grasp information more readily through visual elements than dense text. She advises applicants to incorporate clearly labeled schematics, photographs, and flowcharts that succinctly illustrate how their innovation functions. These visuals not only provide an alternative perspective that can clarify the invention but also break up the monotony of continuous black‑and‑white prose, thereby enhancing the overall readability and impact of the proposal.

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