Asteroid Mining Corporation Ltd
Subham Gupta is an accomplished professional in the field of astronautics and mechanical engineering, currently serving as the Chief Executive Officer at Space Resources Laboratory Ltd. since July 2019 and as the Chief Technical Officer at Asteroid Mining Corporation Ltd. since February 2018. Subham's career includes experience as a Mechanical Systems Engineer for Team SRMSAT, contributing to the development of SRMSAT V2.0, and a summer training stint at Heavy Engineering Corporation Ltd. in 2015, where foundational skills in mechanical engineering were honed. Subham Gupta holds a Master of Science in Astronautics and Space Engineering from Cranfield University and an Engineer’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering from SRM IST Chennai.
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Asteroid Mining Corporation Ltd
AMC, founded in 2016, is the UK's first space mining enterprise, an aerospace company on a mission to exploit the potential of an off-Earth commercial market. Currently focussed on the prospecting and exploration stages, it ultimately aims to extract, process and utilise the materials embedded within some of the millions of Near Earth and MainBelt Asteroids.We are first and foremost a business. We aim to extract resources from asteroids to boost the Earth's economy and kick start the Space Based Economy as the vast values of some asteroids can be valued in trillions, with the largest asteroids being worth quintillions, while even small asteroids can be hugely valuable. This money will be spent in building ever growing amounts of space infrastructure so that we can eventually allow all humans who desire it to live and work in Space.Our team is currently working in partnership with the Space Robotics Lab at Tohoku University, Japan, developing SCAR-E. These low-cost, ruggedised, walking and climbing robots will be capable of undertaking asteroid, planetary and lunar exploration, alongside mining operations. Designed to withstand exposure to radiation, high accelerations experienced during space launch, and extreme temperatures, SCAR-E will be capable of in-orbit asset maintenance such as spacewalking and extravehicular activity. These unique features will also enable them to function in hostile environments here on Earth, primarily in the fields of nuclear decommissioning, critical infrastructure inspection, mine clearance, and search & rescue operations.