NScrypt - Supports NASA Mission To Revolutionize Space Exploration
Supporting NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s mission to revolutionize space exploration.
During recent parabolic flights aboard Zero Gravity Corporation’s G-FORCE ONE aircraft, NASA researchers tested our
Advanced Toolplate System (ATS1), a compact system with eight swappable toolheads for seamless multi-material 3D printing.
This technology is key to on-demand manufacturing of complex electronics in space, reducing reliance on Earth-based resupply, enabling rapid replacement of critical components, and providing greater autonomy for long-duration missions.
Advancing sustainable and efficient solutions for the future of space exploration.
Successfully Demonstrating
nScrypt Team performed ODME printing processes during a zero-gravity parabolic flight using the nScrypt Inc. nRugged 3D manufacturing system, optimized for the ISS and featuring an advanced toolplate able to accommodate nine toolheads.
Support NASA’s Mission to Advance Space Exploration
Recently, teams of NASA researchers conducted a series of parabolic flights aboard Zero Gravity Corporation’s G-FORCE ONE aircraft, testing next-generation technologies in microgravity.
These flights offered an invaluable opportunity to demonstrate the abilities of our Advanced Toolplate (ATS1), a new, compact system equipped with eight swappable toolheads for seamless multi-material 3D printing.
The availability of on-demand manufacturing of electronic devices is critical for NASA’s future in-space and planetary expeditions.
Our multi-material, multi-capability precision systems have the ability to manufacture complex electronics in space - eliminating reliance on Earth-based resupply for critical electronics, providing autonomy and flexibility for long-duration missions, and ensuring the rapid replacement of failed components.
At nScrypt, we’re not just 3D manufacturing electronics; we’re revolutionizing the approach to sustainable and efficient future space exploration.
How NASA Is Using 3D Printing
3D Printing has proven itself to be an important part of successful space exploration.
NASA has also been investing heavily in this technology.
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