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SPACE TECHNOLOGY
Relatively transparent, space technology continues to play an increasingly fundamental role in the way we live, work and play. Thoughtful entrepreneurs continue to leverage the vast amounts of research incubated in governments to generate significant wealth for themselves and their investors.

Technology Transfer, Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR)
Research and development in the space industry extends beyond the traditional satellite telecommunications sector. Applications of space research and technology to large critical industries such as healthcare, energy, weather and disaster management show remarkable promise for future commercial products and services.

Product Development

Investors who choose to support these next-generation technologies seek to earn a reasonable return on their investments while assuming an appropriate level of relevant risk. Emerging businesses must eventually convert pioneering research to attractive products and services. We intimately understand the process of matching great business plans and effective management teams with investors who are capable of adding value beyond financial capital.

With that understanding and our complementary skill sets, Aperture Financial continues to monitor the most promising research and development activities in space technology. We have contributed to large scale graduate research reports that deliver insight on the future development of space related technologies:

“Space-Based Progressive Inter-operative Networks (SPIN)”
Publisher: The International Space University, Strasbourg, France 2003
This report seeks to answer the following questions: Is there an appreciable need for such a global Space network providing Internet service? The report also addresses scalability, standards and implementation of such a network.

“TRACKS TO SPACE: Technology Research Advancing Cooperative Knowledge Sharing to Space”
Publisher: The International Space University, Strasbourg, France 2003
Is a project to perform a survey and mapping of the space technology Research & Development (R&D) efforts and innovation processes among the space agencies of several major space-faring nations (China, Japan, Russia and USA).