Space Tango is a commercial space company focused on automated systems for research, development, and manufacturing in microgravity. They provide standardized platforms like CubeLabs and TangoLabs, primarily for use on the International Space Station (ISS) U.S. National Laboratory, enabling investigations in areas like cell culture, thin-film manufacturing, and protein-based artificial retinas. Through a NASA Space Act Agreement, Space Tango partners with organizations across various sectors, including pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, aiming to create valuable solutions for health and technology both in space and on Earth. Associated keywords include microgravity, ISS, CubeLabs, space manufacturing, and R&D.
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LambdaVision developed a compact, automated production system with ISS National Lab implementation partner Space Tango.
Space Tango is a Kentucky-based company that operates CubeLab hardware aboard the International Space Station and provides end-to-end services for automated on-orbit research and manufacturing.
LambdaVision developed a compact automated production system with ISS National Lab implementation partner Space Tango.
Space Tango’s CubeLab hardware operates without crew intervention and runs the layering process autonomously in orbit.
Space Tango provides end-to-end services for automated on-orbit research and manufacturing.
Space Tango’s CubeLab hardware on the International Space Station operates without crew intervention and runs the layering process autonomously in orbit.
LambdaVision’s production system is housed inside Space Tango’s CubeLab hardware on the International Space Station.
Space Tango is a Kentucky-based company that operates CubeLab hardware aboard the International Space Station.
LambdaVision and ISS National Lab implementation partner Space Tango developed a compact automated production system housed inside Space Tango’s CubeLab hardware on the International Space Station.
Space Tango operates CubeLab hardware aboard the International Space Station and provides end-to-end services for automated on-orbit research and manufacturing.
Space Tango developed the payload that carries the Avatar chips on Artemis II.
The Canadian Space Agency has identified Space Tango, Yuri, BioServe Space Technologies, ICE Cubes Service, Voyager Technologies, Redwire Space, and Kayser Space as providers for orbital logistics, containment, and automated data logging.
Dr. Danielle Rosales is Director of Business Development Technologies at Space Tango and holds a doctorate in Human Factors researching public support for space‑based manufacturing and supply chains.
LambdaVision is partnered with microgravity research firm Space Tango for its in-space manufacturing process.
Space Tango is launching its second Mambo facility to the ISS.
Twyman Clements is the Co-Founder and President of Space Tango, developing automated products under microgravity conditions.
Space Tango completed initial use of the recently installed Mambo facility on 2024-12-05.
Space Tango designed Mambo as a mid-deck locker architecture to host automated investigations in space.
Auxilium Biotechnologies and Space Tango collaborated to manufacture the NeuroSpan Bridge using the AMP-1 bioprinter on the International Space Station.
Space Tango is launching a new middeck locker facility named the Microgravity-based Automated Manufacturing and Bioprocessing Outpost (Mambo) on Northrop Grumman’s 21st Commercial Resupply Services Mission (NG-21).