Zero Point Frontiers understands the balance required to provide fast and effective engineering and system development while maintaining a holistic understanding of system architecture, integration, operation, verification and all the risks associated without getting bogged down in layers of unnecessary bureaucracy.
Our decision tool assists in making complex trade decisions through a three-gate process and pairwise comparison analysis allowing the user to score decision alternatives against each other based upon Figures of Merit derived from Technical Performance Measurements. This decision tool is a defensible and traceable down-selection of multiple decision alternatives.
Moon Base Alpha is a holistic life cycle cost analysis tool. Built around complex Cost Estimating Relationships and esoteric fudge factor algorithms, Moon Base Alpha delivers cradle to grave cost estimation for complex projects from the system level through subsystem, component, and subcomponent levels.
Zero Point Frontiers aims to facilitate affordable access to space and identifying and building a minimal viable product is essential to lowering costs and moving quickly to market. Our expert team creates value stream maps (VSM) for small and large companies, and can help transform and streamline your cross-functional activities. We focus on new technology infusions such as Additive Manufacturing as well as state-of-the art interfaces to improve existing products and enhance new design efforts while simultaneously increasing affordability.
Bart Leahy Communications Consultant Our CEO Jason Hundley has a curious theory. He explained it to me at a bar one night while his five fingers were wrapped around a glass of imperial pale ale: the best human thinking can be tied to the Rule of Five. What the heck does that mean? What… Read More »
A little glimpse into the past incarnation of the Zero Point Frontiers Corp. website. Enjoy! Read More »
Four young rocket engineers got together for a panel discussion Thursday night at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center as the center’s weekly biergarten rolled on in the Saturn V Hall a few feet away. Read More »
In 2013 Zero Point Frontiers built a simple prosthetic hand for a local two-year old using a Makerbot 3D printer. These are some of the stories that resulted. Oct 25 2013 – Fast Company This 3-D Printed Prosthetic Hand Costs Just $5 Prosthetic limbs traditionally cost many thousands of dollars, doubling the pain of people… Read More »