prototype hardware development

Conceptual Analytics provides scientific and technical services and products to government, universities, and industry. Founded in 2000 by Dr. Edward Cheng, formerly the NASA Hubble Space Telescope Development Project Scientist, the company supports major programs and focused research projects from proposal preparation through implementation and data analysis. Its staff are active researchers serving as Principal Investigators or Co-Investigators on several NASA research activities, and the company has worked with major aerospace companies and universiti

cryogenic systemsdata analysisdetector and sensor systems from far-infrared through near-ultravioletinstrument and mission system engineeringprecision measurement techniques and equipmentproject and program managementproposal preparationspace mission architecture

e-volv, inc. is based in Littleton, CO, and its mission is to create commercial superconducting products. The company was founded to develop an avenue to continue performing transformative research to develop cutting edge prototype hardware and disruptive market products. It develops winding tooling to handle fragile new materials and configurations supporting the AC grid, with patented technology that automates cable winding.

cable fabricationcable windingsuperconducting technology development

Infinity Physics was founded with the passion for exploration of nature through the development of physical technology. The company transforms cutting edge science into turnkey technologies, specializing in multi-physics research and development (R&D) extending from high fidelity analyses to final designed hardware product lines, from single component to integrated full system analysis, design, and test including controls and optimization. Its current mission is inspired by superconducting applications as the next technological revolution across industri

controls and optimizationdesign and testfacility designfull system analysishardware product designhigh fidelity analysesmulti-physics research and developmentsystems engineering and management