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Innovating business with NASA technology

Launch your business into orbit with out of this world solutions.

NASA TECHNOLOGIES

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) expenditures ripple throughout the economy, supporting critical industries, creating new businesses and jobs. NASA invests in technologies and discoveries for the future, and in the process, it delivers impressive social and economic impacts that benefit the nation and the world today. NASA activities generated more than $64.3 billion in total economic output during fiscal year 2019, supported more than 312,000 jobs nationwide, and generated an estimated $7 billion in federal, state, and local taxes throughout the United States.

NASA technologies provide an impact on lives beyond dollars and jobs. For example, engineers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory developed, in just 37 days, a ventilator specifically for coronavirus patients and, after securing an emergency use authorization from the Food and Drug Administration, made the design available to select manufacturers at no cost. NASA also spends hundreds of millions of dollars on developing emerging technologies, and billions advancing science and technologies identified as key national priorities. About 80 percent of NASA activities are carried out by U.S. businesses and universities.

In fact, NASA technologies has made it easier to farm, more feasible to build cities, and more convenient to travel, among many other things, effectively linking together all countries on earth, helping to create globalization, and making it easier for companies to do business and economies to grow.

How can Omni Business Solutions offer NASA Technologies?

NASA’s charter requires the Agency to disseminate its technologies to the public. When the U.S. Congress created the civilian space agency, it mandated that every year, new NASA inventions and technologies originally developed for NASA missions, come back down to Earth in the form of practical benefits to integrate into the fabric of humanity. NASA created the Technology Transfer (T2) Program to ensure that innovations developed for exploration and discovery are universally available to the public, maximizing the benefit to people worldwide.

Omni Business Solutions is participating in the NASA T2 Program. The partnership grants Omni Business Solutions information and access to all the NASA Space Centers, launch pads, and developed patent technologies to expand our technology solutions portfolio. NASA’s Technology Transfer Program pursues the widest possible applications of agency technology to benefit the national economy. Through our partnership and licensing agreements, the program ensures that NASA’s investments in pioneering research find secondary uses to support the economy, create jobs, and improve quality of life.

Omni Business Solutions have partnered with NASA to deliver innovative technologies to improve businesses around the world.

How can NASA Transfer Technologies benefit your organization?

Have you ever wondered how space exploration affects your daily life? NASA’s have benefited our lives in many ways:

John Deere Self-driving GPS Tractor

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory helped John Deere spread self-driving tractor capabilities all over the world using GPS receivers, lowering costs and improving yields for farmers while popularizing the idea of precision agriculture.

Open-source Data Management

Major hospitals and research organizations dedicated to curing cancer rely on open-source data management software developed at NASA. Thanks to a framework originally devised to manage scientific data collected from distant planets, doctors have better tools to examine the outcomes of various interventions and make better informed treatment decisions.

Direct-to Advisory System

Commercial flights are shorter and burn less fuel thanks to an innovation pioneered by a NASA partnership. A computer algorithm alerts pilots mid-flight when a more direct route is available, allowing them to adjust course. Estimates predict the service can save an average-sized operator thousands of flight minutes per year. That translates to a lot less fuel, lower pollution, and saved money — not to mention earlier arrivals for passengers.

Enhanced Project Management Tool

Many organizations face complex, hierarchical program and management structures, each with its own budget, requirements, milestones, and goals. This invention is a system for managing a project that includes multiple tasks and a plurality of workers.Additional notable NASA contributions are Olympic swimsuits, laser scanning, blue-light cancellation, gaming headset with built- in microphone, wireless headset, LED light bulbs, and many more. The countless benefits are making an impact worldwide in better health and medicine, transportation, public safety, consumer products, computer technology, environmental and agricultural resources, and industrial activity. NASA-derived technology and products—things originated from space exploration—into our cities and businesses here on Earth.

What NASA Transfer Technologies do we offer?

NASA's Transfer Technology portfolio contains more than 1,200 technologies that have been organized into 15 categories and made searchable to easily identify technologies suited for your business solution. The diversity of NASA T2 portfolio has a myriad of applications and could fill many customer technologies voids with an effective benefit–cost ratio.

Aerospace

The design, construction and operation of aircraft based on the scientific study or art of flight

Communications

The imparting, interchange, or transmission of information by broadcasting content using telecommunication systems and tangible media.

Electrical and Electronics

The scientific and technological development, behavior and application of electronic devices, circuits and systems involving the flow of electrons in semiconductors, gaseous media, or a vacuum.

Environment

The development of devices, processes and systems that protect and preserve the sustainability of natural resources and positively influence the growth, development and survival of a given organism, population or ecological community through scientific study of the behavioral contribution of the air, water, minerals, organisms and all other external factors surrounding and affecting an ecological system.

Health, Medicine, and Biotechnology

The development and manufacture of a technique or product to provide for the maintenance of a healthy level of physical, mental, and psychological fitness, the use of organic substances that are only existing in or derived from plants, animals or other living tissue, organisms or microorganisms to biologically engineer a compound or substance to improve lives, and the use of inorganic substances to perform chemical processing or to produce other materials that improve lives, industrial processes, and the environment.

Information Technology and Software

The development, implementation and maintenance of computer hardware and software systems to produce, store, organize, analyze, model, simulate and communicate information electronically.

Instrumentation

The development, manufacturing and utilization of instruments used in science and industry to monitor an application so that information about the application's progress, performance and status is captured and reported.

Manufacturing

The development of processes, devices, and systems to make goods and wares by manual labor or machinery on a large or small scale.

Materials and Coatings

Materials that improve industrial and household products to coatings and insulations that protect satellites, machinery, and firefighters, NASA technologies offer smart solutions for modern challenges. (Tribological Materials, Smart Materials, High- Temperature Materials, Advanced Composites, Nanomaterials, and Insulation Materials)

Mechanical and Fluid Systems

The development of devices controlled or operated by or as if by a machine, machinery, or human via the influence of physical forces or substances capable of flowing and changing shape at a steady rate when acted upon by a force to automatically execute human tasks.

Optics

Based on the branch of physical science that studies the properties and phenomena of both visible and invisible light, the development, design and building of devices, processes or systems for the generation, propagation and implementation of the nature and behavior of electromagnetic light.

Power Generation and Storage

The development of devices, processes and systems that generate and store electrical, mechanical, or fluid power or energy.

Propulsion

The development, design and build of machinery and fluids that propel or thrust, or are configured to do so, by means of force generated from mechanical, electrical, or fluid power or energy.

Robotics, Automation and Control

Mechanical devices or machines that resemble a human or are designed to replace human beings semi- or fully-autonomously by performing a variety of complex or routine mechanical tasks either on command or by being programmed in advance.

Sensors

Mechanical or electronic devices used to measure or receive stimulus in the form of light, temperature, pressure, sound, radiation level, or the like, convert that stimulus into an electronic signal and transmit the signal to a measuring or control instrument.

Whether you are looking to integrate a sensor for IoT, or enhance an existing product, software, process, or create a new product line, you can gain a competitive edge in the marketplace by utilizing NASA technology to launch your business to the next level and outstep your competitors. It will be an out of this world solution!

Is there support for NASA Transfer Technologies solution?

Yes, Omni Business Solutions and the Technology Transfer Office at each of NASA’s 10 field centers represent and support NASA’s technology sources and manage end-to-end center participation in technology transfer activities.

NASA Center Technology Transfer Offices

Ames Research Center (ARC)
Armstrong Flight Research Center - AFRC
Glenn Research Center - GRC
Goddard Space Flight Center - GSFC
Jet Propulsion Lab - JPL
Johnson Space Center - JSC
JKennedy Space Center - KSC
Langley Research Center- LaRC
Marshall Space Flight Center - MSFC
Stennis Space Center - SSC

NASA Center Technology Transfer Offices

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Ames Research Center (ARC)

Information technology, biotechnology, nanotechnology, aerospace operations systems, rotorcraft, and thermal protection systems.

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What is the process to onboard the NASA Transfer Technology?

Once Omni Business Solutions and the customer has identified and confirmed the appropriate transfer technology, we will develop the costs, which will vary in consideration of the types of technology and services requires to implement the project for the customer solution.

We offer NASA Transfer Technology scalable prototyping solutions that will enhance critical business processes, decisions, and content. Our approach is simple, practical, efficient, and uncommon to other solution providers in the marketplace.

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