Learning from startups by systematising “friendly rivalry” so big organisations innovate at operational speed.
How orchestrated competition between Texas and Florida sharpened design, cadence and cost.
How prize races, design contests, and market rivalry turn ideas into practical solutions.
A design contest made “generation ships” newsworthy—but the commercial story sits in the spin-offs.
The philosophical tease hides the real economic question: who owns and operates the probes?
Why tempo, not payload size, is the primary driver of enterprise value right now.
Licences, alliances and a new KPI that values speed over sticker price.
When the Sun runs hot, so do P&Ls—operators are rewriting SLAs and flight rules.
ESA’s procurement, the switch to PROBA-1, and why ADR must look like a platform—not a one-off.
MMOD risk to astronauts and satellites, collision cascades, and the economics of avoidance vs. remediation.
What ESA’s work means for primes, utilities and investors eyeing space-based solar power.
Shifting from demos to services—and from grants to contracts that lenders understand.
Turning transit nodes into profitable logistics platforms.
Space tourism isn’t a distraction—it’s a valuable prototype for living in space.
Sustainability is moving from policy to purchasable services.
R&D, bioprocessing, and pre-production as a station service.
Part 1/3: Moonlight to Earthlight — How Lunar Solar Power Could Deliver Clean Energy Back Home.
The commercial case, who’s building them, and when the public will feel the benefits.
After Odysseus, the play shifts from “can we land?” to “who pays, for what, and on what cadence?”
Regolith structures, printed shells, and modular interiors.
Using lunar infrastructure to safeguard Earth from NEOs.
Why the poles are the practical launchpad for industry.
What to pencil first when production moves off-world.
Coverage, timing, and laser links for a busy Earth–Moon corridor.
Reducing cognitive load and social stress in orbit—one voice prompt at a time.
Why proof beats promises—and how to make proof pay.
Make contracts feel like an operating system, not a gamble.
How to turn store-level trials into national roll-outs without losing the plot.
Why Employees Shouldn’t Panic About AI Agents—Yet
Moving perception and planning to the robot—without courting fragility.
Why simulation is becoming a revenue enabler, not merely an engineering tool.
The robot is a commodity; models, telemetry and update discipline are the differentiators.
What timelines look like—and what to build while you wait.
A commercially grounded map of credible, near-term impact—and how to prepare.
Inventory, hybrid key exchange and staged roll-outs—blueprints you can productise.
Turning post-quantum cryptography from a compliance cliff into an operating rhythm.
Hybrid finance workflows that blend GPUs and QPUs for risk and pricing.
From demonstrators to paying services with SLAs.
Scheduling, routing and slotting when robots, aisles and lifts all compete.
Dispatch, congestion and storage decisions under volatile renewables.
First-of-a-kind fusion plants could displace fossil peakers and firm renewables (2035–2045).
A deep-tech roadmap to the next two decades, including space-centric breakthroughs.
A business-first tour of proven nano wins—what they do, who buys them, and why they matter.
Why “nanobots in the bloodstream by the 2030s” underestimates the commercial, clinical and regulatory grind.
BVLOS is just the start—who owns orchestration and uptime?.
What fixed-wing electrics must clear for regional routes to pencil out.
How nano-enabled materials change sensing, actuation and uptime.
The missing link for 2D materials, metamaterials and specialty films.