Honda R&D to Test Advanced Technologies with Sierra Space and Tec-Masters Aboard the International Space Station

Honda aims to create regenerative fuel cell system to support life in space and on Earth Honda will test its water electrolysis system on the International Space Station New Space Development Division at American Honda seeks to promote technology development in the U.S. and enhance collaboration with the U.S. space industry

Honda R&D to Test Advanced Technologies with Sierra Space and Tec-Masters Aboard the International Space Station

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