Teledyne Adds Partner for Space Imaging Platform

摘要

The German Aerospace Center (DLR) will develop an instrument for Teledyne Technologies Inc.'s digital imaging platform for the International Space Station, Teledyne announced Thursday. Partnering with Teledyne's Huntsville, Ala., subsidiary, Teledyne Brown Engineering Inc., DLR plans to develop and deliver an advanced visualear-IR imaging spectrometer to be integrated with Teledyne's MUSES (Multi-User System for Earth Sensing) platform, currently being developed under an agreement with NASA. The instrument will occupy one of the four Earth-looking instrument sites on MUSES, which will be mounted on the International Space Station, and will help advance the state of the art in remote sensing technology, Teledyne said.