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Space Tango will make its portfolio of automated facilities available to Sierra Space customers, including NASA.
Space Tango's TangoLab facilities and TangoBox will be used to reduce the cost of accessing space.
Sierra Space and Space Tango are partnering to make manufacturing more accessible in space.
Space Tango launched an initial mission with LambdaVision to evaluate protein-based retinal implant production on orbit on the SpaceX Commercial Resupply Services-16 (CRS-16) mission from Cape Canaveral, Florida on 2018-12-05 at approximately 1:16 PM EST.
Space Tango intends to incorporate Current Good Manufacturing Practice features into ST-42’s initial design to support on-orbit production of patient therapeutics.
Space Tango has sent 53 payloads with a total of 88 experiments into orbit for customers including Budweiser, The Quest Institute for Quality Education, and Airbus Defense and Space.
On 2018-11-15, Space Tango plans to launch in the mid-2020s an autonomous in-orbit manufacturing facility called ST-42.
Space Tango plans to build multiple versions of ST-42 with a consistent exterior design and interiors adapted for specific applications.
Space Tango is working with LambdaVision, a Farmington, Connecticut company, to test whether LambdaVision can produce retinal implants in microgravity.
Space Tango is developing ST-42, a fully autonomous robotic orbital platform designed specifically for scalable manufacturing in low Earth orbit.
On 2018-10-04, Space Tango announced plans to form a subsidiary focused on the plant biology and properties of hemp.
Space Tango develops products and processes to streamline research, operation of experiments, and manufacturing in microgravity on the International Space Station to improve life on Earth.
Space Tango states that its expertise in the design, development, and operation of automated systems provides a platform for expanding to commercial manufacturing in biomedical and technology applications.
Space Tango launched a 7U CubeLab containing the FLUMIAS-DEA miniaturized fluorescent microscope on the SpaceX Commercial Resupply Services-15 (CRS-15) mission from Cape Canaveral, Florida at approximately 5:42 AM EDT on 2018-06-29.
Space Tango CEO Twyman Clements supports DLR and Airbus in the FLUMIAS-DEA technology demonstration and supports expanding fluorescent microscopy research capabilities on the ISS.
Space Tango and The Quest Institute for Quality Education established a partnership in Lexington, Kentucky on 2018-06-04 to provide expanded opportunities for students to conduct research on the International Space Station.
Space Tango will support custom experiments developed by Quest for Space students on the International Space Station.
Space Tango installed two fully automated TangoLab facilities on the International Space Station in the 18 months prior to 2018-05-30.
A winning Team Groot submission will send its experiment in Space Tango hardware as an official ISS National Lab investigation scheduled to launch to the Space Station later in 2018.
Space Tango provides support and access to its facilities on the International Space Station to support the Guardians of the Galaxy Challenge.