Joining Redwire
Made In Space is acquired by Redwire, a leading developer of mission critical solutions for next generation space infrastructure.
Redwire acquires Made In Space
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Made In Space relocates their headquarters to Jacksonville, Fla. The relocation is part of a multi-year expansion program that saw a doubling of the company’s workforce and expansion of its the operational footprint.

Archinaut One Mission Announced
Made In Space is awarded a NASA contract to demonstrate Archinaut’s technology platform in space by building a smallsat power system on orbit.
NASA Awards $73.7 million to Made In Space for Orbital Demonstration
Learn MoreHow In-Space Manufacturing Can Develop the Next Generation of Space Telescopes and Space-Based Radar Systems
Learn MoreRecycling in Space
In partnership with Braskem, Made In Space launches the Plastic Recycler, a robust, semi-autonomous manufacturing facility capable of processing polyethylene (PE) raw materials into usable 3D printing filament for the AMF aboard ISS.
Qualifying Archinaut for Spaceflight
Made In Space demonstrates the viability of both Archinaut’s additive manufacturing and robotic assembly technologies, qualifying the Archinaut system for spaceflight.

Developing Space-Enabled Materials
Made In Space launches its space-enabled ZBLAN manufacturing payload to commercially develop industrial materials in space. Since MIS Fiber, MIS has continued to expand its portfolio of space-enabled manufacturing capabilities.
Manufacturing Exotic Glass Fibers in Space
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Made In Space Steps Up Off-World Production of Valuable Optical Fiber
Learn MoreCeramics Manufacturing: Increasing Capability + Scaling Commercial Industry in Space
Learn MoreTesting with NASA
Made In Space demonstrates the in-space viability of Archinaut technology during testing in a thermal vacuum chamber at NASA Ames.

Archinaut Program
Made In Space and NASA team up to expand on the vision of in-space manufacturing with the Archinaut program. Archinaut is an in-space robotic manufacturing and assembly capability that builds large scale space assets on-orbit.
Global Manufacturing On Orbit
Following the successful 3D Print mission, Made In Space launches and operates the Additive Manufacturing Facility (AMF), the first commercial 3D printer in space, ushering in a new era of manufacturing on orbit. AMF can be utilized by organizations across the planet to manufacture in space. It has printed over 200 tools, assets, and parts in orbit.
Making History
On November 24, 2014, Made In Space and NASA Marshall Space Flight Center remotely operate the 3D Print payload to build the first parts ever made off-Earth.

To the ISS
Made In Space and NASA Marshall Space Flight Center team up to build and fly the 3D Printing in Zero-G Experiment to the International Space Station.
Made In Space Makes the Only 3D Printer in Space
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NASA Grant
NASA awards Made In Space a Phase I SBIR grant to develop the Additive Manufacturing Facility (AMF) for the International Space Station.
The Story of the World’s First Zero Gravity Printer
Learn MoreDeveloping the Technology
Under a NASA Flight Opportunities Program contract, Made In Space develops the first additive manufacturing technology that operates fully in microgravity.

Made In Space Founded
Made In Space is founded with the mission to enable humanity to sustainably live and work in space through in-space manufacturing.

Key Research
NASA researcher Ken Cooper demonstrates the viability of microgravity additive manufacturing for the first time.

