Our primary lab spaces are located in the
Advanced Materials and Processing
Branch at NASA Langley Research Center.

Our offices are located in the National
Institute of Aerospace building down the
street from NASA Langley.

Additional lab space is located on-campus
at the University of Maryland, College
Park inside the Kim Building.

Here is a peek inside our first lab space,
the “electronics lab”, which is used for
building and testing electronic equipment
such as custom control systems and data
acquisition systems for our flying vehicles.

Our “fabrication lab” space is used for
designing, ...

machining, bench-testing, ...

and assembling our vehicles.

We also use an additional lab equipped
with a passively damped optical bench for
fine resolution structural dynamics studies
and characterization of smart materials
devices.

Occasionally we will also make use of the
fully equipped machine shop down the
hall to make rough parts.

Of course we are also often located
somewhere far out in the field doing
flight testing!

And in order to transport our flight test vehicles to the field we make use of Morpheus Lab's custom flight research trailer.