Engineering
SHED
The Space Hardware Element Database (SHED) is a collaborative system for 3D design, and is currently in use by NASA. Based on products originally created by AMA for pharmaceutical packaging industry, the SHED builds a community around 3D content - allowing all stakeholders in a project to access high quality models, images and other multimedia content. The SHED is integrated with Autodesk Maya and provides a custom web-based model/media gallery that provides a searchable repository accessible across the enterprise.
EVE
AMA's simulation software development expertise has been key to supporting large scale interactive virtual environments at NASA. The Engineering Visualization Environment (EVE) is one such example of a major software development effort led by AMA. EVE is a cross platform visualization, simulation, and analysis tool for aerospace applications, and has supported operations analysis of ISS and numerous other NASA missions. EVE has been supporting engineering visualizations at NASA for more than ten years.
EVE combines detailed 3D models, engineering analysis data, and time controls in a user-friendly virtual environment. A common set of models is used both in EVE and high fidelity animations. EVE has been awarded multiple Space Act Awards, and is currently distributed to seven NASA centers including the ISS Mission Operations Directorate at JSC.
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AstroGlobe
AMA selects the tools and technologies that will best fit the needs of a particular visualization application. An example is the AstroGlobe - a fully web-based Java application and toolset designed to enable spacecraft landing trajectory designers to understand a high-dimensional trade space, including time-varying topographic data. This toolset promotes very rapid application development by providing a reusable library of elements and application examples. AstroGlobe was given the NASA Space Act award in 2008.
EZopt
EZopt solves general linear and nonlinear optimal control problems using collocation and/or differential inclusions. EZopt is a general purpose tool, useful in manufacturing, aerospace engineering and applied research facilities.
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