David Brault invited to NASA

Inno-3B’s VP of Engineering David Brault is one of thirty experts chosen by NASA to participate in a workshop at the Kennedy Space Center August 6th/7th 2019 in Florida. The goal is to get more insight about production in a closed environment, especially for installation in space or on the Moon.

“Very few experiments have been done so far to produce food in space. […] We were invited to attend the workshop to discuss the challenges and possible solutions, technological approaches to produce in space,” says David Brault, who holds a master’s degree in agricultural engineering from Laval University. This includes discussing climate control, the required workforce, automation management, and how to handle crop residues.

Listen to the full interview with David Brault on Radio-Canada (in french) →