Are there any limitations on the size or complexity of an instrument or system I can monitor with TEAMS?

The TEAMS system can scale up to handle extremely large and complex systems. For example, the complete model of a system-of-systems setup, such as the Launch System at NASA Kennedy Space Center (KSC) is likely to involve models  with 50,000 failure modes and 50,000 tests. TEAMS-RDS can diagnose such systems in real-time, as has been demonstrated on the Launch Control Systems at KSC. TEAMS-RT can also scale down to small-scale flight computers and process over 10,000 tests per seconds, as would be typical in a complex space vehicle. TEAMS-Designer can model and analyze such systems on a typical desktop computer. As a point of reference, most of our commercial customers have systems that typically have on order-of-magnitude less number of failure modes and tests for their systems. Thus most customers will never run into any scalability limitations with the TEAMS soluton.