StemRad is an Israeli-American company that develops and manufactures personal protective equipment (PPE) against ionizing radiation, primarily for space explorers, medical personnel, and first responders. Their flagship product, the AstroRad vest co-developed with Lockheed Martin, is designed to protect astronauts from harmful space radiation, especially during deep space missions, by selectively shielding radiation-sensitive organs. The company has partnered with organizations such as NASA, the Israel Space Agency, and the German Aerospace Center (DLR) to test and implement their radiation protection technologies in space missions like Artemis I and on the International Space Station. StemRad's technologies have applications beyond space, including protection for nuclear industry workers and first responders in radiological incidents.
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MARE ist ein gemeinsames Projekt des DLR, StemRad, NASA, Lockheed Martin und der israelischen Weltraumagentur ISA.
Zohar will wear an Israeli spacesuit developed by Israeli company StemRad during the Artemis 1 flight.
The NG-12 Cygnus is carrying the AstroRad Vest developed by StemRad and Lockheed Martin to test selective radiation shielding for astronauts during solar storms.