Space Business Podcast: Matt Villarreal, Infinite Composites: Pressure Vessels
Listen to Matt Villarreal, Co-Founder of Infinite Composites on the Space Business Podcast:
I thought we may should an episode once in a while talking about specific important components of spacecraft. This is the first such episode: my guest is Matt Villareal, co-founder and CEO of Infinite Composites. They design and manufacture composite pressure vessels. If you don’t yet know what that is, you will after this episode. Enjoy!
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Timestamps 0:00 Intro
1:56 Elevator pitch and background
7:00 Problems with the way tanks are traditionally done
9:05 Trying to push a non-traditional product in space
11:44 Where is the company right now?
13:45 The challenge of scaling up
15:26 Typical space customer
17:56 Space heritage
18:36 Growth strategy
20:43 Pricing
24:36 The competitive Landscape
30:10 Government contracts
31:05 Spaced Ventures
34:06 If you weren’t doing Infinite Composites what else would you be doing?
35:04 Sci-Fi
About The Space Business Podcast:
Space is rapidly growing into an exciting ecosystem for business. In this podcast we hear from entrepreneurs, executives, investors and others about the many opportunities that exist. This podcast is produced by the Space Business Institute in partnership with the International Space University.
Originally published at https://www.infinitecomposites.com.
