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Consumer Products
From personal hydration systems and exercise equipment to technologies for water filtration and making our highways safer, Johnson Space Center’s researchers are developing many technologies that can provide life-improving benefits in the form of consumer products.
Featured Technologies
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High Altitude Hydration System
NASA’s Johnson Space Center is offering an innovative freeze-resistant hydration system for licensing. The technology substantially improves on existing hydration systems that cannot prevent water from freezing in the tubing, container, and mouthpiece in the harshest conditions on earth.
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Roadway Barrier for Decelerating and Retaining a Moving Vehicle
Researchers at NASA’s Johnson Space Center have developed a roadway barrier system capable of slowing and capturing vehicles in high-impact collisions. Energy-absorbing straps deploy for controlled deceleration, protecting the driver from a life-threatening collision.
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Filtering Water with Acoustics Nanotube Technology
Innovators at NASA’s Johnson Space Center have developed a filtration device to eliminate contaminants from water supplies. Originally developed to purify wastewater for reuse aboard the International Space Station, the innovation is applicable to numerous situations on Earth where there is a need to collect potable, medical-grade water from a contaminated water supply.
More Available Technologies
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Apparatus Enables Horizontal Resistive Exercise
Researchers at NASA’s Johnson Space Center have patented an exercise apparatus that allows a user to perform resistive exercise while lying in a horizontal position. The innovation supports a user’s weight while enabling the user, lying horizontally, to perform an exercise that closely approximates a full standing squat.
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Exercise Device Offers Constant, Selectable Resistance
Innovators at NASA’s Johnson Space Center have patented a resistive exercise device that exerts uniform constant force over a range of motion.