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Spinoff 2007
Innovative technologies from NASA’s space and aeronautics missions (above) transfer as benefits to many sectors of society (below). Each benefit featured in Spinoff 2007 is listed with an icon that corresponds to the mission from which the technology originated. Health and Medicine Transportation Public Safety Consumer, Home, and Recreation Environmental and Agricultural Resources Computer Technology Industrial Productivity
Improves CPR
Detects cardiovascular disease
Assists patients with cognitive disorders
Fights acne
Broadens cellular analysis
Enhances diagnostic Imaging
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Eases air traffic management
Advances rotorcraft design
Improves flight safety
Boosts helicopter performance
Protects general aviation aircraft
Detects potential threats
Sharpens view in critical situations
Cleans air and water for indoor environments
Restores artwork
Enhances education and recreation
Reduces fat while improving flavor
Transforms paint into insulation
Protects machines and the environment
Maps, monitors, and manages Earth’s resources
Provides environmental data
Saves energy and prolongs motor life
Prevents corrosion in steel and concrete structures
Simplifies analysis and design
Translates 2-D graphics to 3-D surfaces
Improves health and performance monitoring
Enables smarter content management
Validates system design
Strengthens structures
Boosts data transmission
Enhances precision fabrication
Broadens sensing horizons
Resists extreme heat and stress
Develops ultra-hard steel
Saves time and energy
Streamlines production
Controls noise and vibration
Advances thermal management
