NASA's Patent Remix Challenge is Live — Ready to Pitch Your Idea?

Transform NASA Patents Into New Solutions

Several of NASA's most iconic Spinoff success stories began as challenge entries. Now we're looking for the next breakthrough. The NASA Patent Remix Challenge invites innovators, founders, and creative thinkers to reimagine NASA patents as commercially viable solutions with real-world impact.

If you're driven by bold problem-solving and market insight, now's the time to bring your concept to life — with top submissions recognized and awarded $10,000.

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NASA Glenn Research Center's High-Speed Droplet Generator

Originally developed at NASA Glenn for icing studies and sensor calibration, this technology provides a reliable way to generate controlled droplet impacts for testing in both flight and wind-tunnel environments. Precise droplet size and speed help reduce splashing and pooling, improving overall measurement accuracy. Watch the video!

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NASA, Industry Weave Data Fabric with Artificial Intelligence

Through a NASA collaboration, Autonomy Association International transformed data-fabric research into a commercial platform supporting autonomous flight, smart-city systems, and global industry applications.

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We regularly highlight stories of how these NASA-funded technology development efforts benefit life on Earth in the form of commercial products. If you have received funding from a NASA technology program and would like to share how your technology has been used on NASA missions or beyond, please submit your story.

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Upcoming Webinars

Browse our upcoming webinars and stay tuned as we continue adding new events for 2026. Check here for the latest updates: technology.nasa.gov/virtual-events

Robotics Automation and Assembly Webinar

Explore how NASA Ames Research Center is bringing autonomous structural assembly to life with a suite of robotics technologies now available for licensing: a mobile bipedal robot system that can carry, position, and assemble lightweight lattice modules into large-scale structures; a reversible fastener designed for high-strength, robot-friendly connections; and a novel modular method for building cuboctahedron lattice materials.

Advanced Oculometrics Suite (COBRA & ECO) Webinar

The COBRA Oculometrics (ECO) is the latest in a suite of technologies that provide high-resolution assessment of visual and visuomotor function. The innovation extends evaluation into the peripheral visual field, dividing it into small, localized regions for precise mapping that aligns with standard clinical imaging tools such as OCT, MRI, and CAT.