Finding NASA solutions for industry
Global communication has flourished in the past decade, uniting the world's markets and driving increased competition. To remain competitive, especially in the high technology arena, companies must create alliances to limit technology costs, reduce time-to-market, and increase product variability. To help your firm overcome these competitive hurdles, NASA has established Regional Technology Transfer Centers (RTTCs) to facilitate partnerships that can connect industry's technology needs with NASA's technology solutions.

In the Southeast, the RTTC is part of the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech). The SERTTC is funded by NASA to:

• Spread the word to industry that NASA has a wealth of technology transfer opportunities, including licensing and partnering activities.
• Assist companies in finding the appropriate NASA technology opportunities that best suit their product development needs.
• Guide companies through the NASA technology transfer process.

Read about NASA’s
Technology Transfer success stories

• NASA collaboration impacts inner and outer space!

Hot Technology Transfer Opportunities
We will be highlighting several promising technology opportunities from the three NASA Field Centers located in the Southeast including:

Kennedy Space Center
Windows-Based Scaling and Measurement Software fro Photographic Images
Scaling Device for Photographic Images

Marshall Space Flight Center
Fourier Imaging System
Voltage to Thrust
Passive Light Exposure Monitor
Power Divider for Harmonically Rich Waveforms