Get to know how we got started
We started Emergent Spacecraft Heat Solutions to fix the thermal bottlenecks that hold back spacecraft electronics. From day one, our focus has been on hardware that delivers.
Can spacecraft electronics stay cool without the weight?
We build thermal systems that pull heat fast and last in orbit. PCB embedded vapor chambers, high conductance wedge locks, and autonomous liquid cooling that responds on its own.
Engineers who know the numbers
Our team pairs deep thermal engineering experience with hands-on spacecraft hardware expertise, so your components get heat management that meets real mission demands.
Thermal Systems Engineer
Maya R.
Maya brings cross-functional experience in PCB embedded vapor chamber integration, helping translate your board layout into a practical thermal solution built to last.
Vapor chamber feedback from early builds
The PCB embedded vapor chamber hit our target junction temperature on the first thermal vacuum test. The data matched simulation within 4%. We got a working board back, not a promise.
Jordan Reyes
Thermal Engineer, Avionics Integration Lab
Their wedge locks kept our card seated and thermally coupled through the full vibration profile. Zero loosening after 40 minutes of random vibration. That's the kind of hardware I can sign off on.
Marcus Webb
Structural Analyst, Space Systems Contractor
We didn't have the coolant loop budget we thought. Their autonomous system with the standalone microprocessor kept our electronics cool and cut our pump power by a fifth. The numbers hold up on paper and on the bench.
Priya Sharma
Lead Electrical Engineer, Payload Development Team
Three product lines, one mission: keep your hardware cool
We are building a thermal management portfolio for the spacecraft electronics that can't afford to overheat.
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Foundational thermal product lines, from vapor chambers to autonomous cooling
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Autonomous liquid cooling systems with standalone microprocessors and valves
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Compromise on thermal performance when you embed a vapor chamber in your PCB