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Space Systems

Robot-built crew vehicles, instrument networks and expedition integration.

Purpose-built nonhumanoid robots assembling hardware at anchored work cells in an autonomous cleanroom
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Vehicles for human missions

Autonomous engineering and robotic production integrate flight controls, life support, scientific payloads and remote-deployment equipment. Kestrel 3 retains a three-person crew configuration; its industrial workforce does not replace the people conducting the expedition.

From interface to supported system

Continuum connects mounting geometry, electrical compatibility, access and operating sequences. Robots assemble and verify the configuration; the mission customer approves the intended use and acceptance requirements.

Sustained support

Houston coordinates expedition integration and customer acceptance. Huntsville supplies flight-system assurance. Robotic inspection and module replacement are planned into the delivered equipment, subject to physical access and available supplies.

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Programme coordination

Regional responsibilities and customer programme contacts are listed in the company directory.

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