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• NASA Technology Transfer Program seeks license rights for commercialization, manufacturing, and market licensing of Space Link Extension Return Channel Frames (SLE-RCF) technology.
• The SLE-RCF software library enables mission control centers to receive telemetry frames from a ground station, implementing the Consultative Committee for Space Data Systems (CCSDS) protocol.
• License rights can be issued on an exclusive or nonexclusive basis and may include specific fields of use and allow reuse of software routines across missions.
• The Ocellus 3D lidar developed by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center is a lightweight and small-footprint 3D lidar system for planetary and lunar exploration.
• The Ocellus 3D lidar can perform altimetry (or range-finding) measurements from high altitudes, terrain mapping, and imaging at lower altitudes.
• The tool aids in the safe landing and navigation of space exploration vehicles for planetary missions like Dragonfly.
• The AIMSS instrument uses electric and magnetic fields to sort ions by energy and then by mass to distinguish between nitrogen (+N+) and oxygen (O+) ions.
• The instrument's design enables simultaneous measurement of multiple ion species to improve data collection efficiency, with high dynamic range without detector saturation.
• Flight-qualified technology using near-term on-orbit demonstrations on the International Space Station.