Virtual Events Archived
Discover how NASA Johnson Space Center's Foot Pedal Controller system is set to transform the way we control movement in three-dimensional space. This groundbreaking technology allows operators to control spacecraft, aircraft, and watercraft using intuitive foot pedals, freeing up their hands for other tasks.
Discover NASA Langley Research Center's latest advancements in biocybernetics. In this webinar, join us for an in-depth look at two transformative systems that merge human physiology with cutting edge technology to enhance performance and interaction across various domains.
Join this webinar to discover how HerculE-Q is leveraging NASA technology to introduce a cutting-edge hybrid wireless charging system for e-bikes and e-scooters. Learn how they are setting new standards for efficiency and sustainability, paving the way for a cleaner, more connected world.
Removing nitrogen pollutants, like ammonia, from water is a critical environmental issue. The Wastewater Treatment and Remediation System by NASA Kennedy Space Center offers a scalable solution that can effectively reduce and capture ammonia. Join us for an exclusive look!
We invite you to an exclusive webinar on “Aviary,” NASA’s new digital modeling tool for aeronautical engineers to innovate new aircraft designs. This powerful, free, and accessible resource allows researchers to create simulations of conceptual aircraft featuring never-flown technology.
Introducing two pioneering companies at the forefront of technology commercialization. Discover the New Mexico Start-Up Factory's groundbreaking approach to bringing laboratory technologies to market, alongside ORC Tech's wireless products that harness NASA technology.
Innovators at NASA Ames Research Center will present newly released technologies in aerospace and biotechnology that offer vast possibilities for collaboration and commercialization.
NASA Glenn Research Center introduces the "Closed Strayton" generator design, created to efficiently deliver lightweight and sustainable electric power for clean energy applications. Join us to explore the future of sustainable power.
Since joining the T2U program, Ken Walsleben, Professor of Entrepreneurial Practice, has incorporated NASA technology into the curriculum. Join us for this webinar to learn how Syracuse University is bringing NASA into the classroom.
Mark your calendar for a chance to learn about NASA Langley Research Center's work on developing a new background-oriented schlieren (BOS) imaging technique.
