The primary application of this technology meets NASA�s requirements for improved measurement and analysis techniques for acquisition of real-time, in-flight data used to determine aerodynamic, structural, flight control, and propulsion system performance characteristics. The technology can also be used to provide test conductors the information to safely expand the flight and test envelopes of aerospace vehicles and components.
Many non-NASA commercial markets exist that can realize significant benefits from this new technology for testing, verification and validation of highly integrated/synergistic structures in the aerospace, automobile, and infrastructure industries. Commercial aviation, the oil and gas industry, and land and marine vehicles will benefit significantly from this technology.
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