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for more than 50 years scientists and

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engineers at NASA's Johnson Space Center

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have pioneered breakthroughs in medicine

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computing thermal materials and systems

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engineering NASA technologies are

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innovative solutions that help complex

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problems these patented core

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technologies are available through a

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license agreement that can enable

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entrepreneurs to create new products and

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new market opportunities for business so

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the technology right now that seems to

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most enable our concept of autonomous

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logistics man is radio frequency

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identification technology or RFID a lot

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of the inventory that we want to track

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design behind the talent enclosure so it

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might be drawers such as this and in the

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truck they typically have fairly high

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densities of tank items and so the

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challenge is getting in the field into

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all of those items to where they can

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rectify the energy and respond back so

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we think a better approach is to

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increase the size of the tag antenna

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that allows the tag to receive more

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energy card integrated circuit and then

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respond back and so if the technology

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that we develop as the tag is rotating

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is the beam automatically steers back

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towards the interrogator and maintains

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longer range so this is what we call our

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RFID dispenser allows us to track

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inventories of very small items without

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having to put a tag on each item so this

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technology what we have in the dispenser

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keeping track of the inventory can be

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scale it to any level we can drive all

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types of objects without having it

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RFID tags each item extended-range RFID

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and sensor tags are a suite of patented

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Johnson Space Center technologies

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available for use through a license

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agreement with NASA extended-range RFID

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can benefit a wide range of inventory

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management applications and can be sold

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to a wide range of markets to find out

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more about nasa-developed rfid

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technology and other technology license