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GITAI is the world’s first private company to conduct a technical demonstration of a space robot in collaboration with Nanoracks.
Nanoracks provides the launch opportunity to the ISS through their Space Act Agreement with NASA.
Nanoracks is providing the launch opportunity and managing on-orbit operations for the GITAI robot demonstration.
Nanoracks CEO Jeffrey Manber emphasized the purpose of the Bishop Airlock is to provide increased commercial access to the ISS and support complex, customizable projects.
GITAI's S1 robot will operate autonomously with some teleoperations from Nanoracks’ in-house mission control.
DIU issued a second award to Nanoracks for $389,900 in late 2019 for the Orbital Outpost project.
The NG-12 Cygnus is carrying an oven developed by Nanoracks and Zero Gravity Kitchen to test baking foods in space, with the first use to bake cookies in partnership with hotel chain DoubleTree.
Nanoracks plans to conduct an on-orbit robotic cutting test of a material representative of an upper stage on 2019-10-22 using a self-contained hosted payload.
Nanoracks announced the agreement with Maritime Launch Services on 2019-10-23 at the International Astronautical Congress.
Nanoracks is working under a 2018 NASA contract to study the commercial case for repurposing in-space hardware.
NovaWurks developed HISats for the NASA SIMPL mission and NanoRacks deployed SIMPL from the International Space Station in 2017.
NanoRacks plans to send the Bishop airlock to the space station in 2020 on SpaceX Commercial Resupply Service mission 21.
Momentus plans a 2020 test launch of Vigoride by sending a satellite into orbit through NanoRacks’ Kaber Microsat Deployer on the space station.
NanoRacks is developing the Bishop Airlock Module to offer space access for larger satellites seeking to fly off the space station.
NanoRacks plans to send the Bishop Airlock Module to the International Space Station in 2020.
NanoRacks experienced disputes in 2009 over how a private company could operate on a taxpayer-funded platform, set its own prices, and retain revenue.
NanoRacks facilitated the sending of a science experiment from the Beijing Institute of Technology to the International Space Station on a SpaceX Falcon 9 launch in 2017.
NanoRacks estimates $40,000,000 could build a 'T' docking node that would provide three or more additional docking locations on the International Space Station.
Spire will launch four three-unit Lemur cubesats on a PSLV in March 2019 under a deal brokered by NanoRacks.
NanoRacks signed its first customer for rideshares on India’s Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) on 2018-12-19.