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Additive Manufacturing Operations Program

on 21 April 2017

Principal Investigator: Michael Snyder
Affiliation: Made In Space, Inc.
The Additive Manufacturing Operations Program will allow ISS user communities to use the Made In Space Additive Manufacturing Facility. Through this program, objects for experiments and technology demonstrations will be produced onboard the ISS in a fraction of the time currently required to have such objects manifested and delivered to the ISS using traditional ground preparation and launch. Made in Space hopes to use this program to develop a commercial market for in-space manufacturing.

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