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![Hager Environmental and Atmospheric Technologies’ Emissions Detection and Reporting (EDAR) system has been purchased and installed by four states for various programs related to validating vehicle emissions compliance. In the future, EDAR could make drive-in emissions tests obsolete, replacing them with remote, laser-based sensors that can scan cars and trucks as they pass underneath. Emissions Detection and Reporting System installed over road](/sites/default/files/styles/search_/public/Spinoff2017_Images_T_10.jpg?itok=kEkg7fap)
![Hager Environmental and Atmospheric Technologies’ Emissions Detection and Reporting (EDAR) system has been purchased and installed by four states for various programs related to validating vehicle emissions compliance. In the future, EDAR could make drive-in emissions tests obsolete, replacing them with remote, laser-based sensors that can scan cars and trucks as they pass underneath. Emissions Detection and Reporting System installed over road](/sites/default/files/styles/pdf/public/Spinoff2017_Images_T_10.jpg?itok=ZvnexuSP)
http://spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2017/pdf/t_4.pdf
2017
![NODE’s Therma modules detect temperature at a distance and have proven popular in the food service, auto repair, manufacturing, and home inspection industries. Mechanic using diagnostic tool on car engine](/sites/default/files/styles/search_/public/2020-08/CG_5B_web.jpg?itok=HHU754Fz)
![NODE’s Therma modules detect temperature at a distance and have proven popular in the food service, auto repair, manufacturing, and home inspection industries. Mechanic using diagnostic tool on car engine](/sites/default/files/styles/pdf/public/2020-08/CG_5B_web.jpg?itok=U4KK1J1V)
http://spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2016/cg_1.pdf
2016
![NASA contributed the soft X-ray spectrometer for Japan’s ASTRO-H X-ray astronomy satellite. To carry electricity, but not heat, from a room-temperature power source to a cryogenic superconducting electromagnet aboard the satellite, Energy to Power Solutions developed a set of hybrid, superconductive leads. The electromagnet is used to cool the instrument’s detectors to near absolute zero, making them ultrasensitive. A depiction of Japan’s ASTRO-H X-ray astronomy satellite](/sites/default/files/styles/search_/public/2020-08/ip_12A_web_0.png?itok=5jAK88eY)
![NASA contributed the soft X-ray spectrometer for Japan’s ASTRO-H X-ray astronomy satellite. To carry electricity, but not heat, from a room-temperature power source to a cryogenic superconducting electromagnet aboard the satellite, Energy to Power Solutions developed a set of hybrid, superconductive leads. The electromagnet is used to cool the instrument’s detectors to near absolute zero, making them ultrasensitive. A depiction of Japan’s ASTRO-H X-ray astronomy satellite](/sites/default/files/styles/pdf/public/2020-08/ip_12A_web_0.png?itok=at-Dg2I1)
http://spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2016/ip_8.pdf
2016