We work with agencies, companies and investors who need crew health technology to reach flight, in low Earth orbit and on the Moon.
We want to work with NASA and with the space agencies of allied nations on the crew health problems their lunar and station programs need solved.
Commercial operators get early access to the systems in our pipeline and can shape them around their own crews, interiors and mission plans.
Investors can back the Lab directly or invest alongside us in the companies we incubate and the outside teams we support.
Much of what crew health needs already exists in medical devices, robotics, sensing and advanced materials. What it lacks is the path from a proven terrestrial product to qualified flight hardware, and a buyer at the end of it. That path is what the Lab operates.
For strategic partners, the value is a direct line to procurement. The Lab works toward named buyers, from NASA programs to commercial station operators, and every system it matures is aimed at a defined contract rather than a general market.