Follow the steps to complete the NASA Form 1679 online.

1. Use the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form. This will open the form in the online editor for completion.
2. Enter a descriptive title in the designated section to provide a concise overview of the innovation being reported.
3. List the innovator(s) by providing their name, title, work address, phone number, and email address for each person involved.
4. Indicate the innovator's employer at the time of the invention, including the employer's name, division, address, and any relevant organizational or contract numbers.
5. Specify the place of performance by entering the address(es) where the innovation work was conducted.
6. Select the employer status for each innovator from the provided options such as government, college or university, non-profit, small business, or large entity.
7. Detail the origin of the innovation by checking all applicable options and providing related contract or grant numbers, ensuring all sources of funding or collaboration are noted.
8. Identify the NASA Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative (COTR) if applicable.
9. Provide contact information for the contractor or grantee's new technology representative.
10. Write a brief abstract that summarizes the innovation’s capabilities without revealing sensitive details.
11. Describe the problem or objective that motivated the innovation's development in detail, including any relevant prior art and its limitations.
12. Explain the innovation developed to address the problem, including purpose, functionality, and any supporting materials such as diagrams or specifications.
13. Highlight unique features of the innovation, benefits, and any relevant test data or analyses.
14. Speculate on potential commercial applications and include any related contacts.
15. Attach any additional documentation that supports the understanding of the innovation.
16. Indicate the degree of technological significance of the innovation.
17. State the current development stage of the innovation, whether it is in concept, design, prototype, or production model.
18. Clarify patent status by providing relevant patent numbers or application details.
19. Provide the date or approximate time period during which the innovation was developed.
20. List any previous or planned publications or disclosures related to the innovation, including types, titles, and publication dates.
21. If applicable, answer questions specifically related to software, detailing beta testing and copyright information.
22. Complete the development history by documenting key milestones and any government use.
23. Collect and input the signatures of all innovators and witnesses as needed, ensuring it is dated properly.
24. After completing all sections, review the form for accuracy before saving changes, downloading, printing, or sharing as required.

Complete your NASA Form 1679 online today to ensure your innovation is properly documented and submitted.