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Reciprocal Technology Transfer Between Space and Terrestrial Industry Robert Bell David Gebhardt Steve Jurczyk Scott Killian Dr. Robert Satcher Paul Whitaker Executive Director Ph.D. Associate Business Former NASA Director of Strategy

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Reciprocal Technology Transfer Between Space and Terrestrial Industry

Robert Bell Executive Director Society of Satellite Professionals International David Gebhardt Ph.D. Vice President Strategy GEOSYS Steve Jurczyk Associate Administrator, Space Technology Mission Directorate NASA Scott Killian Business Development Manager - Aerospace EOS of North America, Inc.

Dr. Robert Satcher

Former NASA Astronaut and Assistant Professor, Orthopedic Oncology, Division of Surgery The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Paul Whitaker Director of Strategy and Partnerships Kongsberg Satellite Services, KSAT

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Unique combination of capabilities

DATA

GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS AGRONOMY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

A C T I O N A B L E

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Regional

Cloud-based solutions for decision support

Data sourcing All available on the same platform Farm Field

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Empowering the agriculture value chain

Equipment manufacturers Software editors Insurance Companies Ag services Providers Banks AgInputs Manufacturers AgInputs Distributors Farmers Governments Commodity Buyers 1st level food processors

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EOS Introduction

EOS is the global leader in powder bed AM technology with over 1200 employees and
ver 3000 machines installed globally.
EOS manufactures a wide range of powder bed metals and polymer systems and

materials.

EOS has a full range of consultation and training expertise to insure a quick and

successful implementation of AM into the customer’s business.

EOS has extensive service and support coverage globally.
Located outside of Munich, Germany. Privately held, family owned for over 27 years.
Over 200 EOS machines are currently dedicated to aerospace production
Major Space related OEM’s using EOS technology include: SpaceX, Blue Origin, Aerojet

Rocketdyne, NASA, Safran, ESA and Boeing Satellite

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Application Examples – Space Specific

Advanced lightweighting, complex geometries, low volume ESA Satellite Sentinel-1 Bracket: 40% wt. savings Airbus Safran Launchers, Injector Part consolidation: 100’s to 1 build Satellite Carriage Structure – Lattice core: 30% wt reduction

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Application Examples – Space Specific

Boeing Starliner is using 600 parts made from PEKK/Carbon Fiber material produced on the EOS P800 High Temperature Polymer Machine – replacing aluminum and titanium

Photo courtesy of OPM/Hexcel

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www.eos.info @EOSNorthAmerica

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