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Metaspectral and HySpeed Computing selected Nanoracks as the implementation partner to provide infrastructure and operations support using the Nanoracks External Platform (NREP) for payload hosting onboard the ISS.
Nanoracks delivered several payloads on SpaceX CRS-25 (SpX-25) in July 2022.
GITAI first demonstrated their robotic technology on board the ISS in 2021 in collaboration with Nanoracks.
GITAI and Nanoracks announced their partnership for the 2023 demonstration, emphasizing applications in space including on-orbit servicing and lunar exploration.
GITAI will mount its autonomous, 1.5-meter-long dual robotic arm system S2 on the Bishop Airlock module funded by Nanoracks.
Amela Wilson is the CEO of Nanoracks.
As of 7:05 p.m. Central time on Saturday, 2022-07-02, NanoRacks cycled the Bishop Airlock aboard the International Space Station and deployed a waste disposal technology that removed approximately 78.02 kg. of waste from the station.
NanoRacks developed and performed the waste disposal test in collaboration with NASA’s Johnson Space Center.
Nanoracks’ Outpost Mars Demo 1 experiment was a non-deploying hosted payload on Transporter-5 designed to test technologies for cutting into upper stages.
NanoRacks developed microgravity research modules for the International Space Station called Nanolabs and decided not to patent them.
Nanoracks, Maxar, and United Launch Alliance were among six teams selected by NASA in 2017 to prototype technologies in support of deep space habitats.
Nanoracks, a Voyager Space portfolio company, will launch a NASA-funded experiment to demonstrate on-orbit metal cutting using a robotic arm.
Voyager Space and Nanoracks expect the first Outpost demonstration mission, Outpost Mars Demo-1, to launch 2022-05 aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-5 rideshare flight.
A team that includes Nanoracks and Lockheed Martin received $160,000,000 from NASA to develop the Starlab station under the CLD program.
Nanoracks, Northrop Grumman, and Sierra Space are part of teams that won more than $400,000,000 in awards from NASA in December under the first phase of the Commercial Low Earth Orbit Destinations effort.
Nanoracks collaborated with GITAI in 2020 to demonstrate a GITAI robotic arm executing tasks inside the Bishop Airlock.
Part of the work for the three CLD award teams led by Blue Origin, Nanoracks, and Northrop Grumman will be to improve the fidelity of their estimated prices for commercial station services.
NASA elected to award Space Act Agreements to Blue Origin, Nanoracks, and Northrop Grumman to provide a balanced risk spread for achieving at least one commercial LEO destination during the course of the project.
NASA selected proposals led by Blue Origin, Nanoracks, and Northrop Grumman on 2021-12-02 for funded Space Act Agreements under the Commercial Low Earth Orbit Destinations (CLD) program.
Blue Origin, Nanoracks, and Northrop Grumman will receive more than $400,000,000 combined through 2025 to mature designs of commercial space stations under the CLD program.