Hello! RFTSat is going to launch in less than 1 week! RFTSat will be delivered to the International Space Station (ISS) as cargo aboard a Space-X Falcon 9 rocket. It will be stored on the station for about 1 week and then its dispenser (a … [Continue reading]
Launch of RFTSat this Sunday!
This Sunday, a Falcon 9 rocket will launch a SpaceX Dragon capsule that will rendezvous with the International Space Station. Part of this mission will include RFTSat, developed by a team of Northwest Nazarene University (Boise, Idaho) led by Prof. … [Continue reading]
Using the Tongue to Control Your Surroundings
A Standalone Intraoral Tongue-Controlled Computer Interface for People with Tetraplegia Fanpeng Kong; M.N. Sahadat; Maysam Ghovanloo; Gregory D. Durgin IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Circuits and Systems Year: 2019 Fanning Kong has a new article … [Continue reading]
Microwave Reader Design for RFSat
Low-power and Compact Frequency Hopping RFID Reader at 5.8 GHz for Sensing Applications in Space Cheng Qi; Robert W. Corless; Joshua D. Griffin; Gregory D. Durgin IEEE Journal of Radio Frequency Identification Year: 2019 This invited journal … [Continue reading]
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