Application Briefs

Powered by Lithium-Ion Batteries, NASA Spacecraft Explore Mars and the Moon
NASA’s Next-Generation Space Suit Built for Orion Spacecraft
Image Sensors Provide Mission-Critical Data for Space Flight
Image of Spacecraft Landing on Mars Captured by Image Sensors
NASA Probes Gather Solar Information
Spacecraft Leak Detection System Uses Ultrasonic Sensors
Miniature Control Chip Drives James Webb Telescope Signal
NASA Satellite Data Interpreted for Medical and Public Health Use
Immersive Display System Enables Virtual Reality in NASA Lab
Tool Suite Enables Software Testing for Orion Crew Exploration Vehicle
Advanced Position Sensors to Aid NASA in Future Spaceflight
Simulated Models Test Design of Space Shuttles and Rocket Engines
Rugged, Flight-Ready Data Storage Selected for NASA Aircraft Project
Software Improves Access to Data at NASA Wind Tunnel Facility
Instrument Unit Avionics Selected for NASA’s Ares I Crew Launch Vehicle
Head-Worn Display Technology Developed for Emerging Air Transportation System
Avionics Subsystem and Components Developed for NASA’s Ares I Launch Vehicle
NASA Deploys Supercomputer to Manage, Store, and Retrieve Data
Electrostatic Detection System Prevents Injuries and Damage During Spacecraft Assembly
Low-Power FPGAs Aboard NASA’s Mission to Mars to Study Climate History
Strainmeter Helps NASA Identify Continental Drift
Advanced Solar Array to Power Electric Propulsion Systems
Signal Processing System Supplied For NASA’s SCaN Program