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NEWS
| NASA X TV Program To Feature MEDLI
September 25th, 2012 NASA's latest television program, entitled NASA X, will feature the Mars Science Laboratory Entry, Descent, and Landing Instrument (MEDLI) Suite on its next program. NASA X is produced by AMA in cooperation with NASA. This program can be seen on the web on NASA's portal at www.nasa.gov/nasax (as well as iTunes, hulu, zune, and many other sites). It is also broadcast on more than 450 TV stations around the country, and can be seen on airlines on the in-flight entertainment system. You can follow NASA X on Twitter, Facebook, and Google+ by typing in nasaxrocks. |
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| Hypersonics for the People!
April 20th, 2012 Re-entering a planetary atmosphere from orbit is no easy task. Precise navigation, smart aerodynamic design, and technology for mitigating intense heat and pressure are just some of the tools needed to accomplish this feat. NASA's Hypersonic Inflatable Aerodynamic Decelerator project uses some novel techniques to do just that, and AMA Studios is making it possible for the public to experience the challenges on their web and mobile devices! Available for Android, iOS and the web. Download it here: [Google Play Store]. |
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| Interactive Everywhere!
September, 2011 The NASA "Desert Rats" team conducts expeditions on Earth to simulate environments on the moon, mars and asteroids. AMA Studios simulates the Desert Rats on the web, Apple and Android devices! This year the NASA Rats team met at the Blackpoint Lava Flow region of Arizona to conduct field testing for an asteroid mission simulation. The AMA team created a virtual walkthrough of their outpost for the web and mobile devices as part of a public education and outreach effort. Check it out in the portfolio... |
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| Medical Visualization
March, 2011 AMA Studios has completed work on another medical visualization project for Merck & Co., the latest in a series of projects related to clinical studies. It is always exciting to be a part of something that makes a difference in the lives of patients! Our latest work is a multimedia web site showing the proper handling and use of product packaging and doses for an upcoming clinical trial. Check it out in the portfolio... |
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| Space Vehicle Visualization for NASA Technology Day
March , 2011 AMA Studios animators are now working on NASA's Inflatable Re-entry Vehicle Experiment (IRVE), creating media content to be featured at Technology Day this month in Washington D.C. Our team at NASA Langley Research Center has been developing visualizations for advanced concepts for more than a decade! |
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| AMA Studios Team To Appear in NASA Center Video
July 14th, 2010 Animation created by AMA Studios is featured in "The Langley Story", a newly released NASA video promoting the capabilities and accomplishments of the Langley Research Center in Hampton Virginia. The AMA Studios team is proud to serve a key role in helping the agency visualize the future of space and air travel. |
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| Lunar Electric Rover iPhone Application Released
February 22, 2010 AMA Studios is proud to announce the launch of the Lunar Electric Rover Simulation iPhone application, developed for NASA Exploration Technology Development Office. Try your hand at piloting the most advanced rover ever conceived! |
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| AMA Studios Produces Animation of NASA’s “Puffin” Personal Air Vehicle
January 2, 2010 Getting into the NASA Puffin one-person aircraft may seem more like putting on a suit than boarding an airplane. In this two and a half minute animation, we show how the pilot and plane stand vertically at liftoff, transition to horizontal for a pleasant flight over the city, and land vertically again. Learn more about the Puffin on this Discovery Channel video featuring AMA Studios animation. |
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| AMA Studios Supports NASA at Space 2009
September 15, 2009 Visitors to the NASA booth at the AIAA Space 2009 Conference in Pasadena, California were treated to a rich, 3D multimedia experience featuring the latest lunar outpost concepts. AMA Studios supported the NASA booth by delivering a stereo 3D movie and a virtual lunar outpost Flash application. A web version of the Virtual Lunar Outpost can still be seen on NASA.gov here. Look for it also in the Constellation trailer - a traveling NASA display. |
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