Texas A&M and Aegis Aerospace Launch TAMU-SPIRIT Research Platform on ISS
Texas A&M University has developed TAMU-SPIRIT, an orbital research platform for the International Space Station (ISS), in partnership with Aegis Aerospace. The platform will allow Texas A&M System researchers to conduct experiments in low-Earth orbit, focusing on various disciplines such as materials manufacturing and robotics. The first mission, TAMU-SPIRIT-1, includes seven selected experiments related to biopolymer durability, robotics testing, and more. Future missions are planned with ongoing opportunities for research participation.
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Texas A&M University has developed TAMU-SPIRIT, an orbital research platform for the International Space Station (ISS), in collaboration with Aegis Aerospace. This platform will enable Texas A&M System researchers to conduct experiments in low-Earth orbit, utilizing the Express Logistics Carrier 3.
TAMU-SPIRIT supports diverse projects, including advanced materials manufacturing and robotics testing. The first mission, TAMU-SPIRIT-1, will feature experiments such as assessing biopolymer durability, testing robotics components, and evaluating grape seeds in space. More missions and proposal opportunities are anticipated.
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