Tietronix Software

Tietronix is a team of professionals with expertise in the latest technologies. Our team consistently delivers the best value to our loyal and satisfied customers. Our quality products and services are the result of our repeatable processes with continuous improvement, exemplary project management, and commitment to our customers. We work with our customers in a team environment to provide agile response to their needs. Our management empowers our employees to pursue technical excellence and to attain the highest customer satisfaction. In January 2013, Tietronix achieved the Capability Maturity Model Integration for Development (CMMI-Dev) Maturity Level 3 rating across its entire organization.

Welcome to International Space Station Live! - presented by Tietronix Software

Tietronix Software, Inc. is a prime partner in the development of NASA's International Space Station Live! project. Together we have created the first ever website that streams live data from the International Space Station (ISS) and the Mission Control Center (MCC) for public access.

ISS Live! offers a unique opportunity for the public to experience how the most complex structure ever built in space works. Interact with live streaming data from the ISS, take virtual 3D tours of the Mission Control Center (MCC) and the ISS, and view console displays, crew and science timelines for an engaging, educational experience with NASA.

ISS Live! is now available on the Android Market and iTunes.

Tietronix is pleased to announce its collaboration with open.NASA and the Innovation Team in the implementation of Google’s Liquid Galaxy project at NASA Johnson Space Center (JSC) in Houston, TX. The exciting multi-display Liquid Galaxy presents graphic visualizations of the world in an immersive cave environment. Liquid Galaxy is available to JSC personnel for demonstrations and collaborations.

The configuration has inspired many with ideas for further applications. Tietronix is currently working with open.NASA, the JSC Innovation Team, NASA centers around the country, and other businesses involved in graphical simulation projects to extend the project’s functionality and to apply the same hardware to other activities in the future.

The ISS Live! mobile application was featured in the March 2013 issue of IEEE Spectrum magazine. Read more.