NASA Technology Transfer Program

Delve into dual use technologies at NASA’s Moon to Mars Technology Commercialization Summit!

💡A great listen on how NASA innovations make their way into commercial use through industry collaboration.

Deep‑space missions require precise inventory tracking. Now your supply chain can, too. NASA Johnson Space Center's Smart Enclosure using RFID delivers exceptionally reliable detection of tagged items, regardless of placement, and is designed to enhance item tracking in complex or densely packed environments. By generating standing electromagnetic fields inside an enclosure, this innovation enables: ✅ Accurate tracking of small or clustered items ✅ Lower tag size and cost ✅ Consistent performance even when items are misaligned ✅ Integration with rigid containers or flexible textile-based designs From medical supply kits and aerospace logistics to waste receptacles, shipping containers, and retail conveyor belts, this technology supports smarter, automated inventory solutions across multiple industries. 🔗 If your organization is developing advanced logistics or asset‑tracking products, learn more or apply to license: https://lnkd.in/gFBBpy2B #RFIDTechnology #SupplyChainInnovation #AerospaceIndustry

🚀 Upcoming Event | Startup NASA Feature Webinar Join us for a special follow‑up edition of the Startup NASA Series featuring HerculE-Q and Helixis Technology as they unveil PWR‑ARC™ — a governed wireless energy and infrastructure initiative built for next‑generation mobility and autonomous systems. See how this team has leveraged NASA technology to move from concept to commercial collaboration — and what their journey could mean for your own innovation. 📅 Tuesday, June 9 at 2:00 PM EST 🔗 Register here: https://lnkd.in/gbmtHTRH

🚀 Attention Small Business Innovators! New solicitations are now open! NASA’s Small Business Innovation Research/Small Business Technology Transfer (SBIR/STTR) Program is releasing Broad Agency Announcement appendices outlining topics and subtopics for desired technology proposals. NASA’s SBIR and STTR Phase I appendices are open and submissions are due no later than Thursday, May 21 at 5:00 p.m. ET. 📅 The deadline for guaranteed responses from the Help Desk is Wednesday, May 20, by 5:00 p.m. ET. ✅ NASA will be using ProSAMS for submitting proposals: https://lnkd.in/ewryav5X 🔗 Visit our Information Hub full of great resources to prepare your submission: https://lnkd.in/eiZBuaDW

📡 How do you protect mission‑critical communications when operating with ultralow power in demanding, noisy environments? NASA Glenn Research Center's Secure Optical Quantum Communications technology delivers a transformative solution. This solid‑state system generates entangled‑photon pairs with exceptional efficiency, enabling quantum‑secure links at nanowatt power levels — a capability once limited to large, power‑intensive laboratory setups. Originally developed for deep‑space micro‑robotics and now ready for commercial adoption, this technology brings uninterceptable, noise‑resilient optical communication to satellite networks, fiber systems, defense platforms, and next‑generation aerospace applications. 🔗 Available for licensing. Learn how it can strengthen your communications architecture: https://lnkd.in/gsmK7kbV

Space‑tested innovations are reshaping construction here on Earth. Branch Technology’s work with NASA Marshall Space Flight Center began after their success in the 3D‑Printed Habitat Challenge, leading to advancements in materials and large‑scale 3D‑printing techniques for future lunar structures. Now those same breakthroughs are elevating construction on Earth —supporting lighter builds, stronger components, and more efficient architectural designs. 🔗 Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/gh-zRKk3 #NASASpinoff #TechTransfer

We love seeing our licensees take NASA innovations to the pitch stage! #NASATech #TechTransfer

NASA is leveraging the power of open innovation to create new pathways for commercialization. The Patent Remix Challenge tasked innovative thinkers with turning NASA dual-use technologies into real-world products. The winning team, SubQ Six, developed a commercialization concept that reimagines a NASA imaging innovation to support faster IV access in emergencies. 🔗 Read more about SubQ Six and the full challenge story: https://lnkd.in/gekeAS77 #NASATech #OpenInnovation #TechnologyTransfer #TechForGood