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DIR-A9-5IL-Z70O
Extract NASA Licensing Application Data via FOIA Request
Organization
NASA Johnson Space Center Technology Transfer Program
Sector
Medical device startups, IP attorneys, market researchers
Location
Houston, Texas / United States
Budget
Dataset could be sold as $499 market intelligence report to 20 medical device companies = ~$10k
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Posted
Apr 09, 2026
Intel / Context Summary
NASA holds nearly 50 patented and patent-pending technologies from the Robonaut 2 program specifically positioned for medical applications, with established licensing infrastructure but zero documented market demand signals. The agency has supply-side readiness through its Technology Transfer Program but lacks commercial validation and market pull evidence.
Catalyst: Why Now
NASA's ATLAS licensing system contains valuable market intelligence about who is applying for Robonaut 2 medical patents, what terms they're requesting, and what applications get rejected — but this data is not publicly available, creating an information asymmetry.
Friction: The Bottleneck
- Vulnerability: NASA's ATLAS licensing system contains valuable market intelligence about who is applying for Robonaut 2 medical patents, what terms they're requesting, and what applications get rejected — but this data is not publicly available, creating an information asymmetry.
- Capital yield: Dataset could be sold as $499 market intelligence report to 20 medical device companies = ~$10k
- Resource capture: Exclusive dataset of NASA Robonaut 2 licensing demand signals and negotiation patterns
- Influence capture: First-mover intelligence on who is seriously pursuing space robotics for medical applications
- Required vectors: Vector: FOIA Request Submission, Vector: Data Structuring
Wedge: Execution Protocol
Phase 1: FOIA Request Submission for Licensing Data: Submit FOIA request to NASA Office of Inspector General for: (1) All ATLAS licensing applications submitted for MSC-TOPS-45 patents in the last 3 years, with company names, requested terms, and application status (approved/rejected/pending). (2) All executed licensing agreements for Robonaut 2 medical patents, with redacted financial terms but royalty rate percentages visible. (3) Internal communications about licensing strategy for medical applications. → Phase 2: Process and Structure Received Data: When FOIA response arrives, extract all data into structured format: CSV with columns for applicant company, application date, requested license type (exclusive/non-exclusive), status, and any visible royalty terms. Cross-reference applicant companies with Crunchbase/LinkedIn to identify company size and funding status.
Routing Vectors
Specific Roles Required
Vector: FOIA Request Submission
Primary executor: Phase 1: FOIA Request Submission for Licensing Data: Submit FOIA request to NASA Office of Inspector General for: (1) Al
Vector: Data Structuring
Supporting vector for: Extract NASA Licensing Application Data via FOIA Request
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