CU Aerospace offers experienced engineering services with a very diverse range of capability to help you meet your testing goals.
In addition to our core areas of expertise (spacecraft propulsion/software, high energy lasers, modeling and simulation, and advanced materials), during our 20+ year history we have also successfully tackled problems in plasma/discharge engineering, robotics, controls, diode lasers, fuel cell technology, oxygen extraction from lunar regolith, and software toolbox development, among other technologies.
CUA Laboratory facilities are accompanied by a wide range of equipment, diagnostics, vacuum chambers, and chemical processing hardware that can be used to test and verify results.
CUA has in-house modeling and simulation tools for refrigeration systems, astrodynamics simulations, complex fluids, plasma and laser problems, and design of modular spacecraft architectures.
CAD and mathematical physics capabilities are supported by numerous in-house specialty design tools for systems and mission engineering.