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🚀 Exciting milestone in lunar exploration! Redwire, in collaboration with Added Value Solutions has successfully developed, tested and delivered its prototype lunar robotic arm: the Manipulator for Argonaut Payload Needs and Unloading Support (MANUS) to European Space Agency. Led by Redwire’s team in Luxembourg, this achievement marks significant progress...

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