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NASA Electric Aircraft Testbed (NEAT) Image Gallery

Step inside the NASA Electric Aircraft Testbed at NASA's Neil Armstrong Test Facility in Sandusky, Ohio, and explore the testing environment for future electrified aircraft powertrain systems through this collection of images.

The NEAT facility’s main test area.
A top-down view of a large test building housing various monitors, desks, machinery, and cables. Two people sit at a desk monitoring data on computer screens while two other people operate different equipment inside the facility.
Subscale testing of a 500-kilowatt, 600-volt partially distributed turboelectric powertrain.
A large room with a testing rig surrounded by various wires, cables, and hardware for electrified aircraft propulsion system testing.
The NEAT single-string testbed setup.
The inside of a large room with white walls, windows, and various hardware and testing equipment spread across the floor.
Inside the NEAT facility.
The inside of a large building with a high ceiling with hanging lights, white walls, and open floor space.
Researchers from NASA and magniX during electric engine testing as part of NASA's Electrified Powertrain Flight Demonstration (EPFD) project.
10 researchers from NASA and magniX pose outside of the NEAT facility. The large, white building is seen on the right under a blue sky with clouds in the background.
At a control room in NASA’s Electric Aircraft Testbed facility, NASA electrical lead Mark Worley, right, technical lead Nuha Nawash,...
Two men and a women sit at a desk surrounded by laptops and video monitors displaying testing data.
NEAT facility outdoor equipment for powertrain testing.
A side view of a white building with a tall metal pole sticking out of the top, large metal cylinder equipment next to it, and a blue sky with clouds in the background.
Completing single string testing at NEAT.
Three men work inside a building surrounded by machinery, monitors, and various equipment.
Megawatt dynamometer for powertrain testing.
A man standing inside a test facility makes adjustments to testing equipment surrounded by various wires, cables, and metal hardware.
An aerial view of the NEAT power bus architecture.
A man walks inside a large test room surrounded by hardware, cables, and metal equipment.