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Feb 2012
Springs and Couplings Keep Mars Science Laboratory Rover on Track

NASA’s Mars Science Laboratory Rover “Curiosity” is the biggest rover to roam the Red Planet, measuring almost the size of a standard car. The rover is expected to land on Mars this summer, joining Opportunity, which has been exploring the planet since 2004. Working with engineers at NASA’s Jet ...
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Reverse Engineering Software Reduces Design Time of NASA UAV Engine Cowling

Engineers at NASA’s Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, CA, needed to redesign the engine cowling of their Systems Integration Evaluation Remote Research Aircraft (SIERRA) to reduce drag and improve fuel economy. The SIERRA is an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) routinely deployed for environmental collection missions over remote regions. ...
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Optimized Machine Capability Through Mechatronics: Packaging for the Future

Mechatronics can be defined as the science to optimize the performance and capabilities of machines using a multi-domain synergistic design approach. It is also described as the combination of mechanical, electronic, computer, software, control, and systems de - sign engineering. Simply put, this concept enables machine builders to produce machines ...
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Jan 2012
Air Conditioning Cools Lunar Test Vehicles
Collision-Prediction Capabilities to Improve NAS Integration
Dec 2011
Robots Play Role in Future Aircraft Wing Production
Software Manages Mission Data from Saturn and Mars Exploration
Prototype Helps Astronauts Use Robot on International Space Station
Nov 2011
Sensors Measure Vibroacoustic Shock During Launches
Data Acquisition System Monitors Lightning Strikes
Oct 2011
Fine Laser Cutting Technology
NASA Uses Emergency Notification System to Communicate With Personnel
Multi-Layer Films and Tapes Provide Thermal Protection for NASA Spacecraft
DC Motor Automates Patient Transfer Device
Sep 2011
Smoothing the Wave for High-Power Lasers
Launch Escape System Advances Commercial Human Spaceflight
Capacitive Pressure Sensor Enables Better Combustor Design
Improving Microinverter Performance in Photovoltaic Systems
Using Aspheric Optics in Complex Lens Designs
Aug 2011
Heat Exchanger Coils Control Temperature in NASA Icing Tunnel
Laser Systems Will Enable NASA Satellite to Measure Sea Ice
Jul 2011
Modeling Design Software Gets the International Space Station Moving
Network Connectivity Enables Climate Research
Applying HDTV Imaging Technology To Industrial Applications
Jun 2011
NASA Analyzes Toyota Camry Software With Static-Analysis Tool
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