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An innovation award winning, public and educational outreach project including interactive websites and mobile applications that bring International Space Station live data, 3-d interactive content, and educational lessons about the crew, operations and systems onboard the orbiting international laboratory into one interactive rich web experience! ISS Live! was developed at NASA's Johnson Space Center (JSC) under NASA Contracts NNJ14RA02C and NNJ11HA14C wherein the U.S. Government retains certain rights.

Applied Technology Associates (ATA) is a precision measurement, sensing and controls company providing services and products to government and commercial customers. Located in the Sandia Science and Technology Park in Albuquerque, NM, ATA is recognized as an industry leader in the design of rugged, precision Magnetohydrodynamic angular rate sensors (MHD ARSs). Available in both commercial and space-qualified versions, ATA’s angular rate sensors have proven superior on the ground, in the air, and in extended space flight. ATA’s Inertial Solutions portfolio includes MHD ARSs, inertial measurement units, inertial reference units, reconfigurable test systems, accelerometer packages, image stabilization units, and non-magnetic northfinding units, such as our NorthFinder. Our Line-of-Sight Stabilization portfolio includes fast steering mirrors and optical inertial reference units. ATA’s Technical Services program portfolio includes High Energy Laser (HEL) Beam Control, Tactical Imaging Systems, Cryo-Cooler Testing, Space Situational Awareness, Decision Support Services and Guidance, Navigation, and Control. The ATA Systems Test and Evaluation business area focuses on Prototyping, Demonstrations, and Experiments and Assembly, Integration, and Testing (AI&T), which includes Testing and Evaluation (T&E) and Build-to-Print. ATA has a long history of designing and building an array of custom products predominantly for inertial sensing and beam control applications. ATA custom solutions have been used in crash testing, aerospace controls, platform stabilization, vibration and motion measurement, inertial navigation, and line-of-sight imaging systems.