Podcasts about landing pads

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Dive into Masten Space's near-instant landing pads called in-Flight Alumina Spray Technique (FAST) method with our guest Matthew Kuhns, VP R&D, to in-situ manufacture near-instant 6meter+ diameter landing pads with dust free zone. Each landing pad is expected to cost $120 million and kick up high-velocity regolith that can travel up to 3,000+ meters per second. In partnering with Texas A&M, UCF, and Honeybee Robotics and collaborating with a NASA NIAC Phase 1 program, Masten conducted a series of tests and experiments in 2021 on Earth using the High velocity oxygen thermal spraying (HVOF) concept to release .5 mm alumina ceramic powder nanoparticles from the rocket exhaust, to build up spray coating in lunar regolith, and to deploy a thin pad from 30m deployment height and prevent ejecta plume/debris. Learn about results from test flights on Earth simulating delivery of 300kg mass payload to Lunar surface, future research, material science, math, compressive strengths, dust debris mitigation, plume impingement analysis, pressure injection, localised melting/point stresses, future applications, and more. researchgate.net/publication/356422803_FAST_Landing_Pads_for_Moon_and_Mars masten.aero/blog/mitigating-lunar-dust-masten-completes-fast-landing-pad-study/ Speaker Matthew Kuhns, VP R&D at Masten Space Systems With over a decade of experience in aerospace and startups, Matthew has co-founded several companies. Matthew plays key roles around technology development and advanced concepts, holding 5 patents and the title NASA NIAC Fellow. He is a leader in enabling technologies including LOX/Methane propulsion systems, electric pumps, and advanced additive manufacturing. Masten Space Systems is a aerospace R&D and Earth and Moon transportation company creating and deploying reliable, reusable rocket vehicles and components. Because landing on the Moon, Mars, or anywhere else in the solar system is what Masten Space Systems can do for you. With more than 600 successful rocket-powered landings, 17 years of business and 5 rocket platforms, Masten puts landers and payloads right where they need to be every time. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/frontierspace/support

An interview with Dr. Allan Scott, Associate Professor at the University of Canterbury, College of Engineering. Allan has a masters of Science in Engineering and a Doctor of Philosophy from Cape Town. HIs primary research is related to understanding the influence of material properties and environmental conditions on the durability of reinforced concrete structures, and the development of durability models to assist in the prediction of service life and the optimization of repair strategies.Most recently, he is the co-founder of Aspiring Materials, a research service on the industrialization and implementation of strategies and materials that will reduce global industrial carbon dioxide emissions and provide 'boutique' answers for critical/unusual problems whether on Earth, Mars, or the Moon.In this interview, we are going to learn about Alan’s work in material science and how new innovation in developing carbon neutral cement can be leveraged to buld critical components like space habitats and landing pads on the Moon, Mars and beyond.Additional Resources:Hosted by: Emeline Paat-Dahlstrom, Co-Founder, SpaceBase Music: reCreation by airtone (c) copyright 2019 Licensed under a Creative Commons (3.0) If you like our work, please consider donating to SpaceBase through The Gift Trust or RSF Social Finance (for US charitable donations) and indicate "SpaceBase" gift account.

A conversation about cybersecurity and mitigating the risk around APIs. The guest on this episode of People Building Businesses is AiCULUS CEO and founder Omaru Maruatona. Omaru and our host Jason Lim speak about his early life in Botswana, his interest in AI and ML, starting a cybersecurity company, API security, the CyRise accelerator program, Landing Pads, COVID-19 and the national cybersecurity risks. The podcast was produced, shot and edited by Joe Harrington. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Invaluable insights are shared in this bonus episode - Carl Hartmann, founder of Temando and Shortlyster speaks with Jeremy Liew, Venture Capitalist at Lightspeed Venture Partners and an Australian based in San Francisco for over 21 years. Jeremy gives tips every Aussie tech founder seeking VC funding needs to be across; mostly focusing on consumer investing Jeremy shares what he looks for in portfolio companies.

The US is the global epicentre of venture capital so it’s no surprise that it’s top of mind for many Australian entrepreneurs in the States. In this episode we reveal hot fundraising tips from Aussie founders and a startup fundraising expert.Podcast host Carl Hartmann, founder of Temando and now AFN Director and Co-Founder of Shortlyster, interviews serial entrepreneur Mick Johnson. Mick is the founder of Lexy; his former startup, Whereoscope was acquired by Facebook in 2011. Carl also chats with Luba Lesiva, a former investment banker, financial analyst and VC expert in SF.

How do you grow a business overseas? Sell, sell, sell! In this episode, you will hear about an actionable US sales team methodology custom fit for the Aussie founder and will learn why doing initial demand generation from Australia can kick-start your overseas expansion.Podcast host Carl Hartmann, founder of Temando and now AFN Director and Co-Founder of Shortlyster, speaks with Matt Cameron, a sought after speaker on the topic of SaaS sales leadership based in the US. As a managing partner at SalesOps Central, Matt partners with venture backed startups to provide sales enablement to scale up companies to between $1M to $50M, with SaaSy Sales Management . In a former life, Matt was employee #6 for Salesforce in APAC and was responsible for building and managing the ANZ Enterprise Sales Team.

It’s always difficult to “grow the family” and your first overseas hire is a critical part of your expansion strategy. In the US, talent acquisition and retention is very competitive and you must understand the cultural and regulatory landscape. This episode provides advice from successful Aussie founders on how to build your US team.Podcast host Carl Hartmann, founder of Temando and now AFN Director and Co-Founder of Shortlyster, interviews Phaedon Stough founder of MitchelLake Group, an executive search, consulting and onsite recruitment solutions firm with offices located globally. Having worked across dozens of US markets Phaedon shares valuable US tech startup recruitment expertise.

It may not be the most thrilling part of the founder’s journey, but proper financial management separates the best from the rest. In this episode, we demystify US investment structures, discuss when and why startups need to do a flip ups, and explain how Australian entrepreneurs can take advantage of the R&D tax concession & EMDG grants.Podcast host Carl Hartmann, founder of Temando and now AFN Director and Co-Founder of Shortlyster, speaks with Deb Noller CEO and Co-Founder of Switch Automation. Deb closed a $3.8M Series A round in 2018. As a successful founder of multiple companies, Deb was recently recognised as one of the Top 50 Female Entrepreneurs in Australia. Deb is joined by Peter Harper, an Australian tax lawyer, international tax advisor and market-entry specialist now based in Atlanta.

Obtaining the right visa is a critical step in your journey to setting up in the US. This podcast gives you the visa lowdown (E3, L1, H1B), ESTAS & companion visas and addresses which visa may be best for your situation.Podcast host Carl Hartmann, founder of Temando and now AFN Director and Co-Founder of Shortlyster, interviews Matt Farnell a serial entrepreneur whose user acquisition intelligence platform Appsperse was acquired by Adroll. Through his 15 years in the US, Matt has successfully navigated numerous visa classes, and has now successfully gained his green card. Carl also speaks with Elizabeth Jamae, an immigration lawyer, who has worked with many Aussie tech founders and their teams to secure the correct US visas.

You’ve decided the US is where you need to be, but do you know where to begin? This episode steers you through the process of getting set up!Podcast host Carl Hartmann, founder of Temando and now AFN Director and Co-Founder of Shortlyster, interviews Geoff McQueen founder of Accelo, who closed a $9M Series A round in 2017 and Kathy Woeber Gardner, a mergers and acquisitions corporate lawyer. They discuss the sequencing of setting up your US entity, getting your visa, snagging a social security number and securing a driver’s license (prepare for traffic). All the essential info you need before you make a move to the US!

The fifty US states have vast differences in culture, cost, talent and time zones and can make it difficult to decide where to set up shop. This episode is your audio tour of top US locales for business and covers essentials like tax incentives, labour markets, and industry capabilities.Podcast host Carl Hartmann, founder of Temando and now AFN Director and Co-Founder of Shortlyster, chats with Luke Anear, Co-Founder of SafetyCulture, a software for mobile workplace safety and quality management. Luke shares how a first customer led their team to Kansas City and how they worked with the city and state to negotiate major tax incentives.

Real advice on navigating the US market from successful Australian entrepreneurs who have done it.This series was produced by Austrade and the Aussie Founders Network (AFN). Visit bit.ly/AustradeUSA to access a suite of resources to assist you and your business in your entry to the US. AFN is a growing global community of Aussie tech founders. To learn more and sign up for a membership, visit aussiefounders.org.

While Aussie founders understand the need to “go global”, their first consideration must be: Is the US market right for your startup? In episode 1 of Aussie Startup Advice: USA, podcast host Carl Hartmann, founder of Temando and now AFN Director and Co-Founder of Shortlyster, chats with Matt Sweeney, founder of Flirtey, the world’s first drone delivery service, about Matt’s decision to scale to the States.Carl and Matt discuss the need to develop a go-to-market plan that clearly frames how the US is the right market for your company’s strategic growth.Matt talks about Flirtey’s unique compatibility with the US market based on access to deep aerospace talent, large amounts of capital (Flirtey raised $16M in Silicon Valley 2017) and a regulatory framework that supported drone activities (with Nevada being a designated drone test site).

This week's episode is filled with intriguing life stories from our guest Marcus Spellbound who is only publicly speaking out about them for the 2nd time. From a young age, Marcus has been exposed to many experiences that many never get to experience in their lifetime. He will take us on a journey that starts with his mom learning she could speak to dead people during her high school years. His story albeit filled with ghost stories you never want to live yourself, is a remarkable journey that highlights t --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enlightenup/support

Transforming traditional industries into smart and automated powerhouses leveraging technologies has proven to be an effective model to benefit both ends. However, understanding the complex context of the traditional and local practices is paramount to success. We have Brian representing Tenderfield, an Australian startup focusing on improving efficiency and collaboration throughout the construction project management processes, joining the show to share his views on entering the China market as a Landing Pad participant. To learn more about Tenderfield, access tenderfield.com. For more info re the Landing Pads program and lodge your own application, go to AustraliaUnlimited.com/LandingPads. Questions or comments, email us at ChinaPodcast@austrade.gov.au.

Transforming traditional industries into smart and automated powerhouses leveraging technologies has proven to be an effective model to benefit both ends. However, understanding the complex context of the traditional and local practices is paramount to success. We have Brian representing Tenderfield, an Australian startup focusing on improving efficiency and collaboration throughout the construction project management processes, joining the show to share his views on entering the China market as a Landing Pad participant. To learn more about Tenderfield, access tenderfield.com. For more info re the Landing Pads program and lodge your own application, go to AustraliaUnlimited.com/LandingPads. Questions or comments, email us at ChinaPodcast@austrade.gov.au.