Bruce Simpson
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Bruce Simpson is a New Zealand based inventor, technologist and technology media commentator. He achieved significant media profile when publicising his intention to build a DIY cruise missile for NZ$5000 using only "off-the-shelf" technology. The project was put on hold when Simpson was adjudged bankrupt after a prosecution by the New Zealand Inland Revenue Department.
Simpson has been heavily involved in the development of pulsejet technology. He has served as an expert build advisor on the television show Scrapheap challenge when the episode revolved around building jet powered drag cars. Simpson also has significant experience in the world of radio control model aircraft design and construction. It was the combination of these areas of expertise which led to the cruise missile project.
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