Langley Research Center continues to forge new frontiers in aviation and space research as it has since 1917, when it was established as the nation's first civilian aeronautics laboratory. Langley's m...
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A flash ladar system has a laser provided with beam focusing optics for directing a laser fan beam pulse to a scanning element that in turn directs the laser fan beam to a vertical region of space. Li...
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Video aids are disclosed to assist vehicle drivers for all phases of vehicle control and driving conditions. In one exemplary embodiment, a driver's vision augmentation system is flexibly configured f...
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The Sensors and Actuators Laboratory includes a
1500 square foot research facility that is equipped with state of
the art optical testing equipment and dynamical characterization
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The invention allows a user to determine the signal intensity of any region of a sensor's (FLIR) output by real-time manipulation of the histogram of pixel values. As the user manipulates a displayed ...
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A system for short-range laser detection and ranging of targets can provides rapid three-dimensional, e.g., angle, angle, range, scans over a wide field-of-view. Except for the final transmit/receive ...
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A process for optically aligning a laser rangefinder that includes the steps of providing a laser rangefinder having a laser source, a photodetector lens and a photodetector, providing a fiber optic t...
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The origins of the U.S. Army Redstone Technical Test Center (RTTC) can be traced back to 1956, when the Army Ballistic Missile Agency was established at the arsenal with a military mission to field th...
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The MEMS Sensors and Actuators Laboratory (MSAL) in the
A.J. Clark School of
Engineering at the University of Maryland
(UMD) was established
in January 2000.
Our lab focu...
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A moving ground penetrating radar is comprised of multiple transmitters and receivers with multiple, e.g., Horizontal and Vertical, polarizations to detect buried targets with standoff capability. Nov...
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