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Orbital Construction Pioneers Develops Patent-Pending In-Orbit Fabrication Process
Key points
- OCP is developing an orbital fabrication process.
- The process uses non-traditional methods and materials.
- Structures are designed to be flexible and adjustable.
- Applications include storage, habitats, and propulsion vessels.
New Orbital Fabrication Process
Orbital Construction Pioneers (OCP) is developing a new process for constructing very large structures directly in space. This patent-pending method utilizes unusual raw materials and fabrication techniques to create components in orbit.
Unique Approach to Space Construction
OCP's system differs from other proposed methods for orbital construction. The company states its approach results in final structures that are flexible in design and adjustable for various mission requirements.
Versatile Applications
The structures fabricated using OCP's process are intended for multiple applications. These include storage facilities, long-term habitats, and as vessels when combined with propulsion systems.
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Orbital Construction Pioneers (OCP) is developing a patent-pending process for fabricating large space structures in orbit using non-traditional methods and materials. This approach aims to create flexible, adjustable structures for various missions, including storage, habitats, and vessels.