CANADA: The International Space Station needs new cameras and an $11-million contract to design their replacement has been awarded to MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates Ltd. (TSX:MDA).
The Vancouver-area company which designed the space station’s robotic maintenance system — says the new cameras will provide better illumination for viewing critical operations.
They are part of a mobile servicing system that’s used to inspect and maintain the space station and to capture visiting spacecraft such as resupply vessels.
The contract was awarded by the Canadian Space Agency, a federal program based in Montreal.
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