Space tech startup ideas research
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
I am on the lookout for an individual who possesses the expertise to brainstorm and conceptualize a viable space technology startup concept. My independent research has predominantly uncovered ideas that demand substantial capital investments, typically upwards of 20 million dollars, as well as extensive equipment and large storage facilities—resources that are beyond my current means. However, what I do have is:
1. A budget of 500,000 to 1 million dollars allocated for the initial few years.
2. The capacity to build a dedicated team of 5 to 10 engineers.
3. A keen interest in establishing an online space-related business that enables collaboration with remote engineers.
4. Experience in AI, machine learning, engineering, hiring, management.
Could you assist in identifying challenges within the space industry that my startup could potentially address with these resources? What avenues exist for me to make a meaningful contribution to the field of space technology?
If you propose idea, which I eventually will use as a main focus in my business, I will pay 1000$ for that. The idea will be part of my business’s intellectual property. That means no claims to equity or a piece of the pie later on.
1. A budget of 500,000 to 1 million dollars allocated for the initial few years.
2. The capacity to build a dedicated team of 5 to 10 engineers.
3. A keen interest in establishing an online space-related business that enables collaboration with remote engineers.
4. Experience in AI, machine learning, engineering, hiring, management.
Could you assist in identifying challenges within the space industry that my startup could potentially address with these resources? What avenues exist for me to make a meaningful contribution to the field of space technology?
If you propose idea, which I eventually will use as a main focus in my business, I will pay 1000$ for that. The idea will be part of my business’s intellectual property. That means no claims to equity or a piece of the pie later on.