Teledyne Technologies' (TDY) Teledyne Energy Systems unit said Thursday it was selected to collaborate with NASA on next-generation space power technology.
Financial details weren't provided.
Under the Space Act Agreement, Teledyne Energy Systems will work with NASA's Glenn Research Center and Johnson Space Center to advance its Hydrogen Electrical Power System from Technology Readiness Level 5 to Level 7 for space applications supporting future lunar and deep-space exploration missions, according to the statement.
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