Take your technical conversations one step further

SpaceCom is known for connecting the business of space, but there's plenty here for the technical minds driving the industry forward.

From aerospace engineering and emerging technologies to real-world missions, infrastructure and manufacturing, discover the sessions, innovative solutions and industry experts that align with your technical interests.

On Thursday, January 14, build your own TECH Day at Commercial Space Week by exploring the technical content and solution providers already part of SpaceCom, in collaboration with NASA, and the Commercial Space Week Expo.



 

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Your options are simple:

Your FREE Expo pass or SpaceCom Pass give you an ea.sy way to explore adjacent technologies, find potential suppliers and collaborators, and meet organizations you may not encounter in your usual technical circles.

Explore the Expo FREE

And experience TINA Talk Sessions on the show floor.


 

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January 14 Speaker Snapshot

Hear the latest in robotics, Artemis, lunar infrastructure, nuclear power and propulsion, AI-enabled mission operations, advanced manufacturing, cislunar mobility, and more.
Brian McCarthy, Artemis Mission Design Integration Lead , NASA Johnson Space Center (a.i. solutions)

Brian McCarthy, Artemis Mission Design Integration Lead, NASA Johnson Space Center (a.i. solutions)

Brian Hughes, Director, NASA Kennedy Space Center

Brian Hughes, Director, NASA Kennedy Space Center

Jon Bal, Department of War Account Director, OpenAI for Government

Jon Bal, Department of War Account Director, OpenAI for Government

James Tralie, Planetary Science Producer and Animator , NASA GSFC

James Tralie, Planetary Science Producer and Animator, NASA GSFC

BUILD YOUR TECH DAY

9:00 AM - 10:30 AM

Start with the mission and operations perspective.

NASA Launch Operations Executive Outlook
Brian Hughes, Director, NASA Kennedy Space Center

Explore how launch operations and infrastructure are evolving as Kennedy Space Center supports a growing mix of government and commercial missions.

For technical professionals, this is an opportunity to connect individual technologies and systems to the operational environment in which they ultimately have to work.

Plus: Commercial Outlook
Gwynne Shotwell, President and COO, SpaceX, invited

Hear an operator’s perspective on moving ambitious technologies into launch services, spacecraft, manufacturing capacity, customer relationships, and repeatable mission execution.

9:00 AM - 3:45 PM

EXPLORE THE COMMERCIAL SPACE WEEK EXPO


Experience tech demos on the show floor, and meet organizations working across:

Robotics + Orbital Operations
Astroscale U.S., Orbit Fab, Lockheed Martin, NASA, ENSCO, AFWERX and more

Manufacturing + Test
EWI, Nikkiso, Thermotron Industries, MasterMold, United CNC Manufacturing, Carestream NDT, Precision Fabricating & Cleaning and others

Launch + Infrastructure
Mojave Air & Space Port, Alaska Aerospace Corporation, All Points Logistics, Bechtel National, OPW Clean Energy Solutions and more

Research + Innovation
NASA, AFWERX, Purdue University, University of Central Florida Business Incubation Program, Florida Institute of Technology, NearSpace Launch and others

11:00 AM TO 12:00 PM, CHOOSE THE TECHNICAL CONVERSATION THAT MATTERS MOST 

Robotics, Servicing, and the Orbital Labor Force

Explore how robotics, autonomy, and human-machine systems could change how inspection, maintenance, servicing, assembly, and other work gets done in orbit.

Accelerating Artemis: Returning to the Moon

See how NASA and industry are approaching the systems, architecture, transportation, logistics, and infrastructure required for the next phase of lunar exploration.

Supply Chain, Manufacturing, and Hidden Infrastructure Bottlenecks

Examine the manufacturing, materials, testing, supplier, and production constraints that can determine whether promising technologies actually make it from prototype to mission.

ADD SHORT-FORM EXPO FLOOR TECH TALKS TO YOUR DAY

From Prospecting to Production: Robotic Systems That Enable a Lunar Resource Economy

Explore the engineering realities behind drilling, excavation, sampling, and handling lunar materials.

 

Additive Manufacturing of Regolith Composites for Rapid Space Infrastructure

See how materials science and additive manufacturing are being applied to future space infrastructure.

Tele-Controlled Robotics for Manufacturing and Repair in Space

Explore how haptics, robotics, remote control, inspection, and manufacturing can enable Earth-based experts to perform work on space assets.

Make January 14 your TECH Day at Commercial Space Week.

Get Into Expo FREE, or contact us for your 25% off SpaceCom pass.