SmallSpark Space Systems, an award-winning rocket propulsion innovation company which is part of the Deepbridge Technology Growth EIS Fund, has recently achieved a significant milestone by demonstrating the ability of its Digital Fusion technology to support the development of customised solid rocket motors. This is a crucial capability for the business as it aims to create a portfolio of hardware and software solutions that can provide greater agility to the space and defence markets.
Joseph Ward, CEO & Director of Propulsion at SmallSpark Space Systems, commented:
“We are excited to showcase the potential of our Digital Fusion technology in the defence sector, and we look forward to introducing new capabilities to our esteemed customers. SmallSpark is one of the few companies in the UK that continues to push the boundaries of innovation in solid propulsion and other experimental architectures. We are committed to supporting the UK in becoming a leader in propulsion innovation.”
Small Sparks' digital fusion technology has broad applications beyond propulsion, across fields such as spacecraft design and hypersonic research. By reducing reliance on expensive real-world testing, this technology automates the enhancement of numerical models using real-world data.
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