CU InSpace is an engineering competition team that designs and manufactures high powered rockets. The team is comprised of undergraduate students that have a passion for rockets and design. In 2017 the team competed successfully against 120 international teams at the Spaceport America Cup in New Mexico. We were one of 63 that successfully managed to launch our rocket. It is also noteworthy to state that we were one of 25 selected to present for our research and development of alternative low weight and cost structure, where we discussed our decision to prioritize weight savings and drastically reduce the cost all while manufacturing a structure sufficiently strong for launch. This unique design consisted of plywood for the body tubing. At the 2018 Spaceport America Cup we launched again at the 10,000 ft COTS level. We had a successful flight and recovery of our entire rocket and payload, which was a huge improvement from our first year at competition.
| Website | https://www.cuinspace.ca |
| Employees | 81 (15 on RocketReach) |
| Industry | Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing |
| Keywords | Rocketry, Rocket Design, Rocket Engineering, Space Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Rocket Propulsion, Rocket Manufacturing, Amateur Rocketry, Student Rocketry, Rocket Science, Model Rocketry, Rocket Construction, Engineering Competition, Undergraduate Projects, Design Competition, Aeronautics, Space Exploration, Experimental Rockets |
| Competitors | Lockheed Martin, Boeing, SpaceX, Airbus, NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration, BLUE ORIGIN, Sierra Nevada Corporation, Virgin Galactic, Northrop Grumman, Rocket Lab +33 more (view full list) |
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Zack Renschler is the President of CU InSpace.
15 people are employed at CU InSpace.
CU InSpace is based in Ottawa, Ontario.