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This is where we come in. Paladin Space is building Triton: the world's first satellite payload with a re-usable method of capturing and removing space debris. Think Wall-E for space.
This unique technology will allow for other novel initiatives such as in-orbit recycling, debris characterisation, situational awareness and more. With this, Paladin Space is poised to become the world's most desirable solution for sustainable debris-removal.
As our space industry accelerates, we find ourselves surrounded by a growing menace - space debris. The remnants of old satellites, spent rocket stages, and countless fragments pose an ever-increasing threat to operational spacecraft, future missions, and even human life.
Travelling at almost 10x the speed of a bullet, this orbital debris threatens to create a catastrophic domino effect that could render crucial orbits unusable and impede our progress in space exploration.
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Dead Spacecraft In Orbit
Rocket Bodies In Orbit
Mission-Related Debris In Orbit
13100+
Fragmentation Debris In Orbit
Meet The Team
Harrison Box
Creator and CEO
Harrison has been an award-winning Systems Engineer, working on a variety of future military aircraft, radar technologies, avionics and automotive systems in countries such as Scotland, England, America, Turkey and Australia. He holds a first-class Master's in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Glasgow, a first-class Postgraduate Diploma from Cranfield University, and published a liquid rocket engine design paper that was presented to numerous space agencies including NASA, ESA and JAXA. The idea for Paladin Space was sparked early, after writing a Master's thesis on the subject of reusable concepts for space debris removal.
Harry Rischmiller
Mechatronics Engineer
With a degree in mechatronics, Harry has a background in electric light aircraft development and robotics, providing real-world engineering experience to the team.
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Joshua Bautista
Mission Design Engineer
Joshua has a wealth of experience working in a variety of roles such as a Project Engineer for a successful startup in Australia, a System Architect for an internationally recognised engineering consultancy firm, and a Lead Systems Engineer for one of the world's largest defence contractors. With a degree in Mechanical Engineering and a passion for space, Josh has combined his past engineering experience with his love of space to be a Mission Designer for Paladin Space.
Thomas Wolinski
Mechatronics Engineer
Thomas has a background in rocketry and machine learning, providing valuable robotics design, build and test experience and neural network development for image recognition.
Cameron Flannery
Technical Advisor
Cameron has had the unique experience of working in the space sector for SpaceX as a Satellite Systems Engineer, a Manufacturing Engineer for Tesla, and played key roles in a series of startups in California that received VC funding. His variety of experiences within the various sectors and company stages are immensely useful in guiding Paladin Space in the right direction.
Jake Delyster
Electronics Engineer
Jake has experience working at some of the most successful space companies in Australia, designing, building, and testing PCBs and other space-grade equipment.
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