Out of Earth Manufacturing
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Out of Earth Manufacturing claims working factory prototypes: a metal 3D print succeeds on the ISS first metal 3D print on ISS (2024) after a development line that starts 2019 and launches 2024, and a polymer program prints flightlike parts; a continuous run lasts 25‑day continuous orbital print run and long structures reach meters. Tools include on‑orbit printers, digital twins, embedded sensors and ML vision that spots defects, with models compressed dramatically model shrunk from 80GB to 250KB to run in low‑power environments.
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- 0:00ESA and out of Earth manufacturing
- 7:59Why out of Earth manufacturing matters
- 13:21Space-based production challenges
- 15:12Global in-space manufacturing efforts
- 18:47First metal 3D print on ISS
- 23:03Testing in microgravity
- 25:37Digitizing space manufacturing
- 31:07Digital twins in space hardware
- 35:27Funding at ESA
- 38:44Q&A
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