Many of the technologies developed by NASA include a software component, which can often have broad applications beyond the aerospace program. Recent innovations at Dryden include software applications that impact flight safety, security monitoring, and human health.
New software developed at Dryden that will be made available to others goes through the Software Release Process.
STructural Analysis RoutineS (STARS) is an efficient, cost-effective, and unique computer program that analyzes a variety of practical engineering problems.
This software program predicts the operational life of critical aerostructural components.
Contact Information
Innovative Partnerships Office NASA’s Dryden Flight Research Center PO Box 273, M/S 1100 Edwards, CA 93523-0273 Phone: (661) 276-3368 E-mail: DFRC-IPO@mail.nasa.gov