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KINESIX
NEWS
September 26,
2011
The Canadian
Space Agency
continues
saving
thousands of
dollars and
man-hours by
extending its
commitment to
the use of the
Sammi GUI
software
with an
additional
software
purchase.
 "Canadian
Space Agency
chose the Linux based version of Kinesix' Sammi
used to control the International Space
Station-
a choice that saved us
thousands of dollars and man-hours. Because of Sammi, a
project that could have taken months was completed in
days."
 - CSA Engineer
August 22,
2011

Invensys requests new
Sammi
software
licenses for
large
Petrochemical
Corporation in
Beijing China.
July 14, 2011
Lockheed Martin
Facilities
Development and
Operations (FDOC)
project
pledges use of
Kinesix
Sammi
software by
renewing
licenses through
2013.
July 18, 2011
NASA
Goddard's Earth
Systematic
Mission Program-
SMAP
secures
additional
Sammi
licenses for
use in Jet
Propulsion
Laboratory to
map soil
moisture and
freeze/thaw
state from
space.
May 31, 2011
The Space Based
Infrared (SBIRS)
Program
at Lockheed
Martin continues
its commitment
to
Kinesix GUI
tools
with
additional
software
purchases
through the year
2014.

This is
considered one
of the nations
highest priority
space programs
and is designed
to provide
global,
persistent,
infrared
surveillance
capabilities to
meet 21st
century demands.
May 04, 2011
Lockheed Martin expands
Facilities
Development and
Operations (FDOC)
contract
by acquiring new
Sammi
software
to work in
conjunction with
other space
program partners
around the
world.
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information on
Kinesix
Software, please
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