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UNM SOE developing technology to repair satellites and build structures in orbit - Vimarsana News

UNM SOE developing technology to repair satellites and build structures in orbit

Researchers from The University of New Mexico School of Engineering are part of a multi-institutional consortium selected by the Air Force Research

UNM SOE developing technology to repair satellites and build structures in orbit - Vimarsana News

UNM SOE developing technology to repair satellites and build structures in orbit

Researchers from The University of New Mexico School of Engineering are part of a multi-institutional consortium selected by the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR) to pioneer research into robotic...

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Robotics Technology to Service Satellites in Orbit - Vimarsana News

Robotics Technology to Service Satellites in Orbit

Around 6,500 satellites are in orbit, but only approximately half of them are operational. When a satellite runs out of fuel or breaks down, it is basically useless. Repairs, upgrades, or maintenance are virtually impossible in orbit.

AFRL selects academic winners for Space University Research Initiative - Vimarsana News

AFRL selects academic winners for Space University Research Initiative

The US Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) has announced the winners of its Space University Research Initiative (SURI) funding programme. Newly-establish

AFRL jumpstarts early research on cislunar monitoring, satellite servicing - Vimarsana News

AFRL jumpstarts early research on cislunar monitoring, satellite servicing

The SURI program is is aimed at transitioning "high risk, high reward ideas in science" to "applied technology and advanced technology development," said Maj. Gen. Heather Pringle, AFRL director.