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Auburn University x NASA
NASA reports that it signed a Space Act Agreement with Auburn University covering additive-manufacturing work. The agency says the collaboration is intended to advance manufacturing technologies for space applications (NASA and Auburn University additive manufacturing agreement).
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Public research university in Auburn, Alabama, founded 1856. Robotics research through the Auburn Robotics and Automation Lab focuses on manufacturing robotics, autonomous navigation, and automotive systems.
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NASA ([National aeronautics and space administration](/companies/national-aeronautics-and-space-administration)) is the U.S. government agency responsible for civilian space exploration, aeronautics, and aerospace research. NASA funds autonomous systems, robotics, and physical AI through SBIR/STTR programs, and operates the Mars rovers and other autonomous space systems.
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