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All-in-One Lab Device Gets New Instruments via Software Update
A real-world story of NASA technology finding a life beyond the mission.
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Overview
Researchers at Australian National University who worked on the Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s (JPL) Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment under an agreement with the Australian government, some of whom had also worked on the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna for JPL, used their expertise in signal processing and chip programming to build a device that can reconfigure itself into eight common electronics test and measurement instruments. Configurations for new instruments are available via download to the Moku:Lab as Canberra, Australia-based Liquid Instruments develops them.