Stellar Genesis Technologies seeks to further the sustainability of life by every means available. We are continually exploring new ideas for advancement and have aggregated our research interest areas below:
AutoPICC: creation of a device which can automatically dispense medications via a PICC line and ultimately reduce the currently high infection risks associated with PICC lines.
Biofabrication: a sustainable approach to manufacturing processes
Blue2Orange: development of supportive technologies for Mars colonization
DataFromDust: development of a small scientific instrument payload to be sent to the lunar surface along with NASA’s lunar lander
EasySat: development of cube satellites which will hitch free rides into space to conduct informative experiments
EcoThrive: development of an approach to engineering which emphasizes improving the environment and local communities with each project, rather than focusing solely on mitigating negative impact
ISSave: research into potential methods for affordably saving or salvaging the International Space Station, which is scheduled to be decommissioned in 2025
LifeSystems: a re-engineering of existing astronaut life support systems and space habitats to provide a greater level of safety and sustainability
NanoFiber: an initiative to research the various benefits of nanofiber structures in astronautics materials and in tissue engineering applications
NextBlock: an investigation of next generation applications of blockchain technology
Orange2Blue: advancing technologies for terraforming Mars
ResearchDataCentral: an initiative to create an online collaborative environment where researchers can share data and software tools relevant to their field
PhoneBear: a device which reduces strain on the wrist of a mobile phone user, especially those with joint disorders or hand/wrist impairment.
PrintBrace: an initiative to develop an efficient system for 3D scanning a joint and creating 3D print files for a brace
QuickShelter: a self-assembling, multi-terrestrial shelter for rapid deployment in emergency situations
SolarShot: an investigation into the potential for nuclear waste disposal through solar consumption
SubtleBrace: an initiative to create a covert, supportive exoskeleton to enable or improve mobility for the mobility-impaired
ThrombosisPrevention: an investigation into methods of counteracting blood retrograde flow, stasis, and thrombosis in astronauts’ jugular veins during spaceflight
Deadlines:
SpaceX has a tentative schedule of launching a supply mission to Mars in 2022. Any Blue2Orange technologies seeking to be on it will likely need to be completed by 2021.
ISSave: The ISS is scheduled to be decommissioned in 2025.
Completed Initiatives:
MoonTaxi: development of a reusable crew and cargo transport system between the lunar surface and Lunar Orbital Platform Gateway (LOP-G)
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