![]() ![]() The road to the first 3D printed part in space began, quite literally, on the road. This story also proves that you can achieve so much with humble means as long as you have the passion and drive to work tirelessly to meet your goals. Current MIS projects and game changing technology, like Archinaut and advances in space-enabled manufacturing capabilities, all started with 3DP. The success of 3DP highlights the “failure-is-not-an-option” philosophy and unfaltering work ethic that drives MIS innovation today. MIS was first to print a part in space the first to uplink a part for printing to space and the first to have a permanent commercial 3D printer facility, the Additive Manufacturing Facility (AMF), aboard the International Space Station (ISS). It changed what was considered possible and was a gateway for further innovation that will enable humans to sustainably live and work in space beyond low Earth orbit. This first print signaled new possibilities for manufacturing objects in space. ![]() (MIS), with NASA, changed the world by manufacturing the first object in space with the 3D Printing in Zero-G Experiment (3DP).
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