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Government CIO Outlook | Thursday, February 27, 2020
NASA is helping industries become advanced with the technology developed by them so that they can use it for the betterment of the public sector.
FREMONT, CA: The products and solutions produced by NASA are of cutting-edge that can explore the space and have even explored applications on Earth. With the Technology Transfer Program, businesses can license the technologies that are developed by NASA to create and manufacture them innovatively for commercial purposes so that the public can benefit from it.
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The space agencies have also launched many new technology transfer opportunities for potential applications that are associated with medicine, biotechnology, and health.
PUMA
With[vendor_logo_first] the help of the Portable Unit for Metabolic Analysis or PUMA tech transfer, people can use the battery-powered wearable devices that are made by NASA’s Glenn Research Center.
The device is compact and durable can wirelessly provide information that they capture in laptops or computers for immediate analysis. The technology can also detect oxygen deficiency and drops the moment they occur. Furthermore, the tools are also fit for use in an extreme environment, including underground water and aviation. The business persons who want to have a license for PUMA for professional firefighters, patients, miners, pilots, and many others can submit their application form in the online portal.
HeartbeatID
The commonly used biometric method for authentication and verifying the people are fingerprints scans, retinal, and face scans. However, a new biometric system has come up that checks the heartbeat system to authenticate a person’s identity. It is possible to change the passwords of accounts, starting from the password of the computer to the bank account can use the movement of cardiac muscles and the signals sent within the human heart. Although the technology is in a budding stage, it offers the method where the actions of the human heart can be considered for biometric verification.
However, NASA has noted that there is no software for this technology that the retailers can take the license of it. Still, the ones who are interested in licensing the technology for developing it due to commercial use can apply from an online portal so that it can get approved.
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