Calvin England
CEO | Dyson Laboratories, LLC
Calvin England is the founder and CEO of Dyson Sphere Laboratories Inc., a Space Coast deep-tech company building infrastructure for an autonomous, machine-coordinated space economy. His work focuses on the intersection of spacecraft systems, embedded compute, power infrastructure, cryptographic authorization, and commercial space-market design.
At Dyson Sphere Laboratories, Calvin leads development of SCRAP, the Secure Capabilities Routing Authorization and Payment protocol, and SISL, a secure in-space link architecture for authenticated communications and capability execution. These systems are designed to let spacecraft, surface assets, hosted payloads, sensors, relays, and compute nodes expose bounded machine-readable services that can be quoted, reserved, authorized, metered, verified, and eventually settled through auditable execution receipts.
Calvin’s technical background spans spacecraft manufacturing, materials and processes, quality engineering, design engineering, embedded systems, circuit-card development, RF experimentation, thermal architecture, and high-performance onboard compute. His experience includes work across aerospace manufacturing and space systems environments, including structures, circuit card assembly, chemical processing, vacuum furnace operations, fluids testing, inspection, and acquisition transition. He has also led Dyson Labs’ hardware-lab efforts involving BeagleBone, Jetson, Raspberry Pi, HackRF, BeagleConnect, Bitcoin ASICs, and secure protocol demonstrations.
His current work with Dyson Sphere Laboratories connects physical space infrastructure to market infrastructure. Through programs such as the Lunar Infrastructure Service Protocol, Calvin is adapting SCRAP primitives to lunar site-preparation services, enabling construction tasks to be specified, priced, authorized, metered, verified, and recorded using machine-readable service records. His broader mission is to make space infrastructure operate less like bespoke contracting and more like programmable, auditable, service-based infrastructure.