SPACE INNOVATION / ACROSS INDUSTRIES
Bring the idea.
Let’s take it to space.
We help researchers, businesses, and space teams develop concepts, validate technologies, and advance projects—at any stage.
Early questions welcome. Established projects too.
WHAT WE DO
From possibility to progress.
New to space or advancing an established mission? We apply technical expertise and bring together partners across industries to explore opportunities, solve challenges, and advance projects.
Explore Space Opportunities
Ideas don’t have to start in aerospace. We find space applications for research and technologies from any industry, then help turn promising concepts into real projects.
Validate & Solve
From new concepts to established missions, we assess feasibility, plan testing, and tackle technical roadblocks.
Get Things Into Space
Not every experiment needs a dedicated mission. We explore alternatives that could save time and money, then coordinate mission planning with the right partners.
Partnerships & Project Support
Complex projects need partners, funding, and follow-through. We build collaborations, help prepare grant proposals, and coordinate work across organizations.
FOUNDER’S PRIOR WORK
The experience
behind Blank Space.
Before founding Blank Space, Victor Luo worked across NASA/JPL and industry on complex missions, emerging technologies, and cross-industry collaborations. That experience shapes how we approach new challenges today.
01 / PROJECT SIDEKICK
Courtesy NASA/JPL-Caltech
An unreleased AR headset. On the ISS in 6 months.
Victor led Sidekick production at JPL, coordinating parabolic flight, underwater astronaut training, and ISS integration across NASA and Microsoft. Contingency planning helped the team overcome a launch setback and deliver HoloLens to the ISS within a compressed timeline.
02 / ACCESS MARS
Courtesy NASA/JPL-Caltech
Mars exploration, made accessible.
As director at JPL’s Ops Lab, Victor helped turn Curiosity rover data into an interactive Mars exploration experience for the public, developed with Google.
03 / AEROSPACE × SPORTSWEAR
Courtesy Nike
The NASA collaboration you could wear.
Victor brought Nike & NASA together, navigated approvals, and coordinated NBA star Paul George’s training at Kennedy Space Center — helping bring the space-inspired Nike PG3 to life.
CONTACT US
Let’s see what’s possible—and what it takes.
Early ideas and established projects welcome.
Whatever your industry, tell us about your idea, technical challenge, or space project. We can figure out the next steps together.
No polished pitch required. Please leave out confidential details for now.