Vanderbilt University / University of Southern California / International Space Station / NASA laboratory / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
software engineering / bulk rubber / medical training devices / manufacturing process / social media / space flight hardware / mining / learning algorithms / /
Organization
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / NASA Center for AeroSpace Information On / University of Southern California / Vanderbilt University / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Johnson Space Center / /
Person
Richard Alan Peters / Hob Wubbena / Robert Ambrose / Samson Reiny / Bo Schwerin / Daniel Coleman / Contributing Writer John Jones / Lisa Rademakers / /
Position
Editor / Chief Technologist / vice president / chief technology officer / professor / Technology Transfer Program Executive / Writer / Art Director An artist / assistant / /
Product
Robonaut 1 / iPad / /
ProgrammingLanguage
R / /
ProvinceOrState
Southern California / Tennessee / Massachusetts / /
Region
Southern California / /
Technology
NASA technology / Business Technology / NASA-derived technology / lasers / load balancing / artificial intelligence / NASA technologies / commercialized product incorporating NASA technology / 1 / 800 NASA technologies / /
National Aeronautics and Space Administration 2013 Spinoff (spin´ôf´) -noun. 1. A commercialized product incorporating NASA technology or expertise that benefits the public.