Expanding Space with Inflatable Habitats

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We’re developing advanced inflatable softgoods technologies to support astronauts living and working in space. These durable, spacious and safe modules are designed for a variety of mission needs.

Built entirely by our expert team, our inflatable habitats offer adaptability, repeatability and cost-effective manufacturing—paving the way for the future of space habitation.

To learn more about how we are expanding space with inflatable habitats, visit: https://lmt.co/3YBOgIA

We are testing our inflatable softgoods technology to the limit, learn more: https://lmt.co/4fkZ6Zb

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