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The Black Swift S2 drone in a field
The Black Swift S2 drone in a field
Eagle Eyes in Treacherous Skies
2021
Air traffic controllers at work
Air traffic controllers at work
Flying in the Fast Lane with Air Traffic Software
2021
Two telecommunications satellites
Two telecommunications satellites
In Cloud Computing, Open Source Becomes Big Business
2021
CAD thermodynamic model of an aircraft
CAD thermodynamic model of an aircraft
TetrUSS Stacks Up Building Blocks for Aircraft Design
2021
Men utilizing a mat of ecoSPEARS spikes
Men utilizing a mat of ecoSPEARS spikes
Environmental Cleanup Courtesy of a NASA Cafeteria Brainstorm
2021
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Ten Ways NASA Technology Already Keeps Earth Clean and Healthy
2021
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Green NASA Technologies Businesses Can Use
2021
Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency astronaut Koichi Wakata works out on the International Space Station
Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency astronaut Koichi Wakata works out on the International Space Station
Fix It Like an Astronaut with Augmented Reality
2021
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Now Anyone Can Make Electronics on Demand—Thanks to NASA Research
2021
The Gecko Gripper from OnRobot
The Gecko Gripper from OnRobot
New Industrial Robotic Gripper Copies Geckos’ Toes
2021
Internal view of a Rocketdyne Mark-3 turbopump
Internal view of a Rocketdyne Mark-3 turbopump
Turbopump Modeling Software Propels Fluid-Flow Simulations
http://spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2020/it_7.html
2020
A screenshot of VisualSim’s RapidIO simulationCables line the core stage of NASA’s Space Launch System, connecting flight-guidance avionics to the Orion capsule, ground control, and other systems. NASA’s need for higher-speed onboard electronic and communication networks drove the adoption of the Serial RapidIO communication protocol, but only after the Space Agency funded the development of a computer simulation of the Serial RapidIO standard by Mirabilis Design.
A screenshot of VisualSim’s RapidIO simulationCables line the core stage of NASA’s Space Launch System, connecting flight-guidance avionics to the Orion capsule, ground control, and other systems. NASA’s need for higher-speed onboard electronic and communication networks drove the adoption of the Serial RapidIO communication protocol, but only after the Space Agency funded the development of a computer simulation of the Serial RapidIO standard by Mirabilis Design.
Simulation Software Optimizes High-Speed, Efficient Data Networks
http://spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2020/it_5.html
2020