November 16, 2009
Invocon on STS-129
STS-129 launched from Kennedy Space Center this afternoon at 2:28PM EST. During this mission, the Atlantis crew will perform multiple spacewalks to stage spare components outside the ISS.
For Invocon, this mission marks the 35th Shuttle mission utilizing our systems. On this mission, the Enhanced Wideband MicroTAU-WLE system is being used to monitor the Wing-Leading Edge of the orbiter for impacts during ascent.
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August 28, 2009
Invocon on STS-128
STS-128 launched from Kennedy Space Center this evening at 11:59PM EDT. During this mission, the Discovery crew will perform multiple spacewalks to perform maintenance on the exterior of the ISS.
For Invocon, this mission marks the 34th Shuttle mission utilizing our systems. On this mission, the Enhanced Wideband MicroTAU-WLE system is being used to monitor the Wing-Leading Edge of the orbiter for impacts during ascent.
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July 15, 2009
Invocon on STS-127
STS-127 launched from Kennedy Space Center this evening at 6:03PM EDT. During this mission, the Endeavor crew will deliver and install the last two components of the Japanese Experiment Module.
For Invocon, this mission marks the 33rd Shuttle mission utilizing our systems. On this mission, the Enhanced Wideband MicroTAU-WLE system is being used to monitor the Wing-Leading Edge of the orbiter for impacts during ascent.
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May 11, 2009
Invocon on STS-125
STS-125 launched from Kennedy Space Center this evening at 2:01PM EDT. During this mission, the Atlantis crew will service the Hubble Space Telescope for the last time.
For Invocon, this mission marks the 32nd Shuttle mission utilizing our systems. On this mission, the Enhanced Wideband MicroTAU-WLE system is being used to monitor the Wing-Leading Edge of the orbiter for impacts during ascent.
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March 17, 2009
Rapid End-game Assessment Package (REAP) Phase I Award
Invocon’s Small Business Innovative Research proposal for the Rapid End-game Assessment Package (REAP) was selected by the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) for Phase I funding. Invocon will use this opportunity to expand our capability in providing highly-integrated systems to the missile defense industry. The REAP is a highly-integrated health monitoring and lethality assessment instrumentation system for target missiles. The resulting instrumentation will save space, weight, telemetry bandwidth, and integration time compared to current targets.
March 15, 2009
Invocon on STS-119
STS-119 launched from Kennedy Space Center this evening at 7:43PM EDT. During this mission, the Discovery crew will deliver and assemble the fourth starboard Integrated Truss Segment (S6) along with the fourth set of solar arrays and batteries to the ISS.
For Invocon, this mission marks the 31st Shuttle mission utilizing our systems. On this mission, the Enhanced Wideband MicroTAU-WLE system is being used to monitor the Wing-Leading Edge of the orbiter for impacts during ascent.