The NASA Tournament Lab (NTL) is an online, virtual facility that
facilitates the use of crowdsourcing to tackle NASA challenges. Since
2011, NASA’s researchers, scientists, and engineers have launched
numerous challenges through NTL, often seeking novel ideas or solutions
to accelerate research and development efforts, improve algorithm
performance, and seek new ideas and approaches in support of the NASA
mission. NTL offers a wide variety of open innovation platforms that
engage the crowdsourcing community in challenges to create the most
innovative, efficient and optimized solutions for specific, real-world
challenges being faced by NASA and other Federal Agencies.
NASA Tournament Lab Capabilities
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Appirio, Inc, San Francisco, CA
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HeroX PBC, Chicago, IL
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InnoCentive, Inc., Waltham, MA
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Kaggle, San Francisco, CA
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Luminary Labs, New York, NY
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NineSigma, Inc., Cleveland, OH
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OpenIDEO, Palo Alto, CA
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Patexia, Inc., Santa Monica, CA
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The Common Pool, LLC, Santa Monica, CA
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Tongal, Inc., Santa Monica, CA
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GrabCAD
- Freelancer.com
The NTL also includes the following capabilities:
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Research and Data Science - Harvard University
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Technology Search - yet2.com
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yet2.com acts as a “Technology Scout” providing a broad external network of experts as potential collaborators based on a specific technological need from an organization.
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NASA’s Internal Challenges - NASA@work
- NASA@ work is an agency-wide, virtual platform that seeks to increase innovation by fostering collaboration within our community through the contribution of interactive discussions and the submission of solutions to posted challenges.
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