NASA has developed a multi-layered self-healing material system for impact mitigation from ballistic or high-velocity events. This technology is excellent for aircraft and aerospace, radiation shielding, encasing for hydraulics, wire insulation, and many other applications! Join us for this free webinar in which inventors Keith Gordon and Scott Zavada will discuss this technology and its potential uses, followed by an open Q&A session!

Please be advised that due to the partial government shutdown, this webinar is postponed until further notice NASA has developed a multi-layered self-healing material system for impact mitigation from ballistic or high-velocity events. This technology is excellent for aircraft and aerospace, radiation shielding, encasing for hydraulics, wire insulation, and many other applications! Join us for this free webinar in which inventors Keith Gordon...

NASA Langley researchers have developed a new adhesively-bonded joint concept for curved and flat panel sandwich structures. This new Durable Redundant Joint (DRJ) is now available for licensing, and offers improved safety and load carrying capability for sandwich structures when compared to conventional H-type joints. Join us for this FREE webinar to hear from the inventor, Dr. Stanley Smeltzer, about this technology and its potential applica...

Researchers at NASA Langley Research Center have developed two long endurance Vertical Take Off and Landing (VTOL) UAVs. These new concepts address two major roadblocks for commercial UAV applications: expensive ground support for launch and recovery and limitations on flight time and range. During this free webinar, lead inventor David North will discuss this technology and its potential uses, followed by an open Q&A session.

NASA Langley Research Center in Hampton, VA invites you to its UAV technology showcase on April 17, 2018!This one-day event will feature three prominent UAV-related technologies with presentations from inventors, flight demonstrations, 1-on-1 meetings, and an exciting tour of NASA Langley Research Center!The first technology being featured is Safe2Ditch, an autonomous crash management system that enables landing to a safe and clear ditch sit...

Researchers at NASA’s Langley Research Center have developed new software and methods under the Traffic Aware Strategic Aircrew Requests (TASAR) project that could help us fly smarter and cleaner. The Traffic Aware Planner (TAP) will improve the method in which pilots request flight path and altitude modifications due to changing flight conditions. The changes may be made to reduce flight time, increase fuel efficiency, or improve some o...