NASA Technology Projects

Search NASA's TechPort inventory — every technology R&D project the agency has tracked, active and completed. Harvested gradually in the background (TechPort only exposes one project per API call, ~21,000 total), so the list grows over time rather than all at once.

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21,052 projects harvested so far — page 88 of 422.

Title	Status	TRL	Technology area	Lead organization
Simulation-Based Lunar Telerobotics Design, Acquisition and Training Platform for Virtual Exploration, Phase I	Completed	—	V&V of Software systems	Ames Research Center
Efficient Swath Mapping Laser Altimetry Demonstration	Completed	5	Lasers	NASA Headquarters
Physics Based Tool for Rotorcraft Computational Aeroacoustics, Phase I	Completed	—	Aeroacoustics	Langley Research Center
ACES-Based Testbed and Bayesian Game-Theoretic Framework for Dynamic Airspace Configuration, Phase I	Completed	3	Traffic Management Concepts	Ames Research Center
Flexible T/R Modules for Large-Aperture, Space-Based SAR, Phase II	Completed	—	Flexible Material Systems	Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Flash 3D Enhancements for Autonomous Precision Landing and Hazard Detection and Avoidance, Phase I	Completed	—	Relative Navigation Sensors	Johnson Space Center
Fast Readout for Large Area Photon-Counting Infrared Detectors, Phase II	Completed	—	Detectors and Focal Planes	Goddard Space Flight Center
Dynamic Damage Modeling for IRAC Simulations, Phase I	Completed	—	Fault Response	Langley Research Center
Blade Vibration Measurement System for Characterization of Closely Spaced Modes and Mistuning, Phase I	Completed	—	Tests, Tools, and Methods	Langley Research Center
Mid-Infrared Lasers	Completed	1	Lasers	Langley Research Center
Compact Scalable Navigation and Stabilization System for Spectral Imagers, Phase II	Completed	—	Navigation Sensors	Goddard Space Flight Center
Transoner Power Transfer for TWT Power Systems, Phase I	Completed	—	Electrical Power Conversion and Regulation	Glenn Research Center
In Situ Oxygen Production from Lunar and Martian Regolith, Phase I	Completed	—	Resource Processing for Production of Manufacturing, Construction, and Energy Storage Feedstock Materials	Glenn Research Center
High-Efficiency, High-Temperature, Ultra-Lightweight GaP-Based Solar Cells, Phase I	Completed	—	Photovoltaic Electrical Power	Glenn Research Center
Flash 3D Rendezvous and Docking Sensor, Phase II	Completed	—	Relative Navigation Sensors	Johnson Space Center
Generalized Reduced Order Model Generation, Phase I	Completed	—	Design and Analysis Tools and Methods	Langley Research Center
Sub-Micron Particle Removal From Gas-Water Mixtures Without Flow Restrictions, Phase II	Completed	—	Food Production, Processing, and Preservation	Marshall Space Flight Center
Avionics for Scaled Remotely Operated Vehicles, Phase I	Completed	—	Aircraft Avionics Systems	Langley Research Center
Hydrogen Sulfide Micro-Sensor for Biomass Fouling Detection, Phase I	Completed	—	Thermal Conditioning for Sensors, Instruments, Samples, and High-Efficiency Electric Motors	Kennedy Space Center
In Situ Wake Vortex Encounter Detection and Reporting System, Phase I	Completed	—	Traffic Management Concepts	Langley Research Center
High-Speed Thermal Characterization of Cryogenic Flows, Phase I	Completed	—	Extreme Environments Related to Critical System Health Management	Stennis Space Center
A 10kWatt 36GHz Solid-State Power Amplifier using GaN-on-Diamond, Phase I	Completed	—	Power Efficiency	Goddard Space Flight Center
Airport Surface Management Tools for NAS Users, Phase I	Completed	—	Traffic Management Concepts	Ames Research Center
Load Responsive MLI: Thermal Insulation with High In-Atmosphere and On-Orbit Performance, Phase I	Completed	4	Launch Vehicle Propellant	Goddard Space Flight Center
EarthTutor: An Earth Science Satellite Imagery Tutor, Phase II	Completed	—	High-Performance Processors	Ames Research Center
Adaptive Magnetorheological Isolator for Ground Support Equipment, Phase I	Completed	—	Hybrid Radio and Optical Technologies	Kennedy Space Center
Numerical Algorithms for Steady and Unsteady Multi-Disciplinary Simulation of Flight Vehicles, Phase I	Completed	—	Integrated Modeling and Simulation for EDL	Armstrong Flight Research Center
Novel Supercomputing Approaches for High Performance Linear Algebra Using FPGAs, Phase II	Completed	—	Launch Vehicle Propellant	Ames Research Center
Model Updating in Online Aircraft Prognosis Systems, Phase I	Completed	—	Traffic Management Concepts	Ames Research Center
BrahmVE platform for design and test of Large Scale Multi-agent Human-centric Mission Concepts, Phase I	Completed	—	Goal and Task Negotiation	Ames Research Center
Closed-Loop Pure Oxygen Static Feed Fuel Cell for Lunar Missions, Phase II	Completed	—	Electrochemical Storage: Fuel Cells	Kennedy Space Center
Adaptive Intelligent Ventilation Noise Control, Phase II	Completed	—	Aeroacoustics	Johnson Space Center
Automated Test Generation in Intelligent Systems (GENISYS), Phase I	Completed	—	Decompression Sickness Mitigation	Ames Research Center
Using a Bore Sight Camera as an AR&D Sensor, Phase II	Completed	5	Relative Navigation Sensors	Goddard Space Flight Center
Loaded Gelled Bipropellants for Optimized Performance, Phase I	Completed	—	Gels	Marshall Space Flight Center
Optical Downconverting Nanomaterials for Enhanced Photovoltaic Efficiency, Phase I	Completed	—	Materials for Electrical Power Generation, Energy Storage, Power Distribution, and Electrical Machines	Glenn Research Center
Synthetic Imaging Maneuver Optimization (SIMO), Phase I	Completed	—	Flight Mechanics and GN&C for Entry, Descent, and Safe Precise Landing	Goddard Space Flight Center
Graphic Displays to Support Treatment of Medical Emergencies, Phase II	Completed	—	Decompression Sickness Mitigation	Johnson Space Center
Turbopump Design for Deep Throttling Capability, Phase I	Completed	—	Integrated Systems and Ancillary Technologies	Marshall Space Flight Center
Pulsed Power Amplifier for Enhanced Transmitter Power Output in L- and P-band T/R Modules (2007045), Phase I	Completed	—	Lightweight Structural Materials	Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pre-flight Training of Autonomic Responses for Mitigating the Effects of Spatial Disorientation During Spaceflight	Completed	6	Prevention and Countermeasures	Ames Research Center
Rotating Chamber Pulse Detonation Engine, Phase I	Completed	—	Airbreathing Pressure Gain Combustion	Glenn Research Center
Electrically Conductive Thermal Control Coating, Phase I	Completed	—	Radiation-Hardened Extreme-Environment Components and Implementations	Marshall Space Flight Center
Non-Intrusive, Real-Time, On-Line Temperature Sensor for Superheated Hydrogen at High Pressure and High Flow, Phase I	Completed	—	Extreme Environments Related to Critical System Health Management	Stennis Space Center
Fiber Optic Sensor System for Cryogenic Fuel Measurement, Phase I	Completed	—	Electromagnetic Wave–Based Sensors	Glenn Research Center
Hybrid Nanocomposite Photovoltaics, Phase I	Completed	—	Photovoltaic Electrical Power	Glenn Research Center
Accounting for Epistemic and Aleatory Uncertainty in Early System Design, Phase II	Completed	—	Integrated Modeling and Simulation for EDL	Langley Research Center
A Fire Detector for Monitoring Inaccessible Areas in Aircrafts, Phase I	Completed	—	Fire Detection, Suppression, and Recovery	Glenn Research Center
SiGe Semiconductor Devices for High-Performance Cryogenic Power Electronics, Phase I	Completed	—	Advanced Electronic Parts	Glenn Research Center
Carbothermal Lunar Regolith Processing System (CLRPS), Phase I	Completed	—	Resource Acquisition, Isolation, and Preparation	Johnson Space Center

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ℹ️ About this data

Sourced from NASA TechPort, NASA's public technology-project inventory. Harvested gradually into our own database — TechPort's API only returns one project's full detail per call, so ~21,000 projects take a while to cover.
TRL (Technology Readiness Level) is NASA's 1-9 scale for how mature a technology is: 1-3 is basic research/concept, 4-6 is lab/relevant-environment validation, 7-9 is flight-proven. Lower TRL generally means more room for outside research contribution; higher TRL means something closer to a finished, licensable technology.
"Active" vs "Completed" reflects TechPort's own project status, not funding availability — see the insights page for how to actually act on this.

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curl -sS "https://devops.majbase.com/nasa-tech-projects/api?q=laser&status=Active&sort=trl&page=1"

Returns {"rows": [...], "total", "page", "pages"}, or {"error": "..."} if temporarily unavailable. All query params are optional.