Manufacturing on the Moon - part 2

Mohit is the Founder & CEO of Interstellar Space Technologies, a London-based startup focused on transforming space exploration and our future in space. The company’s mission is to revolutionize the way we live and explore space by enabling mass manufacturing in space through scalable access to space services. Mohit is particularly passionate about creating materials in space that cannot be manufactured on Earth, offering numerous benefits. His work also supports the development of space-for-space infrastructure through innovative recycling and construction techniques in space. Under his leadership, Interstellar Space Technologies has earned the UCL Hatchery Startup of the Year award, received support from UCL Innovation & Enterprise and the UK Space Agency Accelerator, and secured funding for projects from the UK Space Agency. Mohit’s educational background is a blend of engineering and business. He holds an MSc in Technology Management from the Department of Space & Climate Physics at UCL’s Mullard Space Science Laboratory (MSSL). His research covers a range of pioneering topics, including the James Webb Space Telescope, the Lunar Gateway Mission, and novel technology development processes in the space sector.

Yun leads Space Sector Engagement at the AMRC. His background is in Mechanical Engineering with a PhD in remote sensing and computational modelling of open channel flows. He was the founder of the Sheffield Space Initiative, where through projects such as the Sheffield University Balloon Lyfted Telescope (SUNBYTE) and the Sheffield rocketry team (SUNRIDE), he was able to provide aspiring Engineers and Scientists with the opportunity to work on real space projects with organisations such as DLR, ESA and NASA. He has a keen interest in future space robotics and propulsion, especially for in-orbit servicing and manufacturing, and planetary exploration. He is also currently a member of the Space Academic Network as well as the IET's Satellite Technical Network committee.