Zero.One Space

From possible to proven.

Zero.One Space turns ambitious space ideas into real, working capability.

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Zed says

Space is hard. Your tools don't have to be.

Meet Zed. He has seen enough complicated space hardware to know when something is harder than it needs to be. Meet Zed

Orange Suit, off duty, in a deck chair under an orange parasol on grey regolith, with an orange side table.

Who we work with

Read about who we work with
  • Pays for the IMPRESS Mars work
  • Science partner on IMPRESS
  • Funds IMPRESS through the TechLeap Prize
  • Partner on Moon Rover
  • Tim Dodd, partner
  • Lander partner candidate for Moon Rover

Space doesn't need more hype. It needs to work.

Productize → prove → operate.

  • Productize

    We turn technical solutions into products.

    Zed says

    Build the hard thing. We'll help make the rest easier.

  • Prove

    We test and qualify technology in relevant environments.

    Zed says

    Test it here. Trust it up there.

  • Operate

    We put capability to work.

    Zed says

    See it. Command it. Fly it.

Read what we do

Build it. Test it. Prove it. Operate it.

Products

  • Moon TowerMission operations without the mission-control headacheRuns today

    Hardware, telemetry, command, and mission data in one operating environment. The DAQ kit costs $100.

    Read about Moon Tower
  • Reduced-gravity testingPrototype → proofSelling

    Test payloads in reduced gravity before the mission depends on them.

    Read about reduced-gravity testing
  • Sensing and inspectionUnknown → knownSold

    A robot arm that inspects composite parts for hidden faults.

    Read about sensing and inspection
  • IMPRESSScience → mission capabilityIn build

    A probe that buries its payload 0.2 to 1 m below the surface on impact.

    Read about IMPRESS
  • Mobility: Moon RoverStatic → movingConcept

    A six-wheel rover with standard payload bays, from the lab to the Moon.

    Read about Moon Rover

Every mission is a series of zero-to-one moments

  1. Identify

    Find the high-value problem.

  2. Build

    Create the technical solution.

  3. Test

    Qualify it in a relevant environment.

  4. Prove

    Demonstrate that it works.

  5. Operate

    Put it into real-world use.

  6. Scale

    Make the extraordinary repeatable.

Read how Zero.One works

One platform. Different missions.

Independent builders

You built the hardware. Now make it talk.

Rocket clubs

Build. Test. Launch. Repeat.

High schools

Don't just learn about space. Operate something.

Universities and research teams

Your research should be the hard part.

Startups

Build your product. Don't build everything around your product.

Space industry

One operating environment from test to mission.

Government and defence

From promising technology to operational capability.

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Personality gets attention. Proof earns trust.

  • 5

    Products

  • 5

    Moon Tower links that run today

  • 0.6 m

    Deepest IMPRESS drop into soil, from a drone

  • 0

    Units shipped to customers

The board behind shows sample channels and readings. Rows marked SIM are simulated. The drop results and units shipped are real. Illustration, not live data.

See the proof

The test reports

We publish each test with its numbers, including the failures. Get one email when a new report goes up.

About one email a month. Every email has a one-click unsubscribe link.

What are you trying to move from zero to one?

Tell us what you are working on. We reply within two working days.

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