Imagine a satellite smaller than a dollar bill, a thruster that accelerates via green energy, or modular ‘furniture’ built for satellite sensors in space. These aren’t ideas in the latest science fiction novel. These are just a few of the inspiring inventions that were brought to Albuquerque last week for
14 Technology Startups Will Compete and Pitch for Cash Prizes in the 2019 Hyperspace Challenge Hyper-AcceleratorFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, Albuquerque, N.M. — The Air Force and business accelerator ABQid, powered by CNM Ingenuity, have selected 14 small businesses to participate in the second phase of the Hyperspace Challenge program to drive
Ever dream of taking your startup technology to space? In my previous company I probably wouldn’t have dreamt of it, but that was before programs like Hyperspace Challenge. It’s opening new, startup-friendly doorways that provide friendlier access to otherwise hard-to-reach customer discovery opportunities.This year’s Hyperspace Challenge centers on small satellite
The Air Force and business accelerator ABQid, powered by CNM Ingenuity (CNMI), are launching the second annual Hyperspace Challenge program to drive technology innovation in the space industry nationwide. A one-of-a-kind program, Hyperspace Challenge brings together technology startups and government innovators from around the country to collaborate and solve real-world
AFRL holds Innovation Challenge ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The Air Force Research Laboratory Space Vehicles Directorate at Kirtland Air Force Base held the culminating event of the Hyperspace Challenge–a Pitch and Demo contest– at the UNM Lobo Rainforest Building here Nov. 15. The Hyperspace Challenge is a unique “hyper-accelerator” aimed at