Scrape NASA Composite Inspection Patent Inventory via FOIA Licensing History
- Organization
- NASA Johnson Space Center Technology Transfer Program
- Sector
- IP licensing attorneys, technology scouts, and aerospace consultants
- Location
- United States
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Executive summary
Current state
NASA Johnson Space Center has patented composite inspection software (US 8,577,120 B1) available for licensing through their technology transfer program, creating an asymmetric opportunity between NASA's undervalued aerospace-grade IP and industry's urgent compliance requirements for ASME Section V and ISO 9712 certification.
Market catalyst
NASA's composite inspection software portfolio is scattered across multiple patents and centers with no centralized licensing intelligence. The gap is between NASA's fragmented patent disclosure and industry's need to understand which technologies are actually available for licensing versus already tied up in exclusive agreements.
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