LASH - LOW-COST AFFORABLE SPACE HABITAT
"Our deployable space habitat combines affordability and functionality, offering a versatile living environment for astronauts and space explorers. With its modular design and efficient construction, it enables cost-effective missions and long-term space habitation."
PAYLOAD CAPABILITY
DEPLOYMENT
The deployment of a fabric habitat typically involves a multi-step process. First, the habitat is transported to its destination in a compact, folded state to minimize launch volume. Once in space, the habitat's expansion begins, often through the use of inflatable structures or mechanical systems that extend and tension the fabric layers. This deployment process must be carefully controlled to ensure that the habitat achieves its desired shape and structural integrity, creating a livable space for astronauts while providing protection against the harsh conditions of space.
LAYOUT
The LADH habitat (Low-Cost Affordable Deployable Habitat) boasts a comprehensive set of amenities to support long-duration space missions. Equipped with an airlock, astronauts can safely conduct extravehicular activities (EVA) while the EVA storage area ensures their gear is readily accessible. Hygiene facilities provide essential personal care, while the galley serves as a kitchen for preparing meals. A hydroponics system allows for fresh food production, promoting sustainability, and a study desk offers a workspace for research and data analysis. The circadian lighting system helps regulate astronauts' sleep patterns, ensuring their well-being during extended missions, making the LASH habitat a versatile and comfortable living space for spacefarers
