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Glove 101

Discipline: Environmental Control/Life Support

This presentation addressed the question “What is a spacesuit glove?” – a highly specialized mobility system. It is an excellent basic tutorial on the design considerations of a spacesuit glove and the many facets of developing a glove that provides good mobility and thermal protection.

Presenters:

Amy Ross

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