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From climate science on Earth to the clouds of Venus

Founded in 2019 by visionary entrepreneur and designer Christopher Isaac, SpaceAM emerged with an innovative design solution to a sensing requirement arising from the “Venus Life Finder Mission Study”, led by Breakthrough Initiatives and the renowned US university, MIT.

 

With a vision to revolutionise space exploration technology through ultra-lightweight and cost-effective systems, SpaceAM rapidly established itself as a leader in biomimicry-led simplification.

In 2021, Nick Jones, chief engineer and an expert in additive manufacturing, joined the business. SpaceAM has assembled a network of prestigious partners, including MIT in the United States and Exeter University in the United Kingdom. With expertise spanning atmospheric science, planetary probe design, and next-gen manufacturing, SpaceAM is setting new standards in space exploration design engineering. 

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Chris Isaac
CEO and Designer

Bachelors in Design.

ILM Leadership Management.

Business Management.
 

Thirty years of promoting and growing technology and engineering businesses. Track record in building and supporting successful engineering-based companies with a worldwide network of science and technology partners.

 

Published author of Leading-Edge Vortex Lift (LEVL) Sample Probe for Venusian Atmosphere.

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Nick Jones
Technical Director

Bachelors Mechatronic Engineering.

Masters Mechatronic Engineering.
 

Leading large multi-site, international design teams on flagship Renishaw PLC,
world-class projects (eg RenAM 500Q).

 

Track record of working with domestic & international universities on collaborative projects (eg Cardiff, UCL, Heriot-Watt, McGill, Exeter) and lead on IUK-funded projects with aerospace primes and tier 1 contractors (WINDY, AMASING IMC, LAMDA, DECSAM)

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Our LEVL Probe design selected for future Venus mission with MIT

Since mid-2019 we have been involved with the Venus Life Finder Mission Concept Study, led by MIT, now part of the Morning Star Missions.

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