Aerospace

Turbulence Solutions is a startup that aims to improve flight safety and comfort by neutralizing the effects of atmospheric turbulence. By leveraging their patented Turbulence Cancelling technology, the company provides a way to measure and control turbulence, considerably mitigating its impact on aircraft. Their innovative solutions integrate cutting-edge technologies such as LiDAR and morphing structures into contemporary flight control systems. This innovation promises to resolve a long-standing issue that affects passenger well-being and inflicts financial losses on airlines. They offer Active Turbulence Cancelling to stabilize aircrafts during turbulent conditions, working towards the goal of making flights turbulence-free.

Turbulence Solutions

Startup offers technology for cancelling turbulence during flights.

Future of airplanes

Hadrian is revolutionizing the American space and defense industry by constructing a network of highly automated factories for precision metal components. They aim to overcome the current production bottlenecks by enabling manufacturers to receive parts up to 10 times faster, at half the cost. Their factories promise state-of-the-art efficiency that will hasten the production of rockets, satellites, jets, and drones. By delivering flight-grade machined parts within 5 to 21 days, Hadrian ensures ultra-reliable delivery schedules, transparency, and real-time visibility throughout the production process, thereby propelling advanced manufacturing to new heights.

Hadrian

Automating factories for Space & Defense, speeding up parts production.

Defense tech

Future of manufacturing

Stoke Space Technologies is focused on revolutionizing space access with completely reusable rockets, aiming to facilitate daily flights to orbit. Their mission is to support the sustainable growth of civilization while protecting the Earth. They harness satellite data for global insights into environmental changes, supporting proactive solutions for sustainability. Stoke works on important projects like NASA's SWOT for water surveying and various other missions to improve understanding of Earth's ecosystems, human health from space, and the impacts of climate change. They are committed to making space more accessible, supporting any mission at any time.

Stoke Space

Stoke Space creates fully reusable rockets for sustainable Earth orbit access.

Rockets

Skyryse focuses on general aviation innovation by providing a highly-automated operating system called FlightOS for various aircraft. Their technology is a radical redesign of traditional cockpits, emphasizing safety and ease of use. Founded by Dr. Mark Groden, Skyryse aims to make flying as practical and secure as commercial aviation. The company's mission is a significant leap in aviation safety and simplicity, offering unprecedented flight capabilities. They invite participation in their journey to transform aviation's future. The startup's contributions promise to unlock new potential for pilots and the broader aviation community.

Skyryse

Skyryse develops advanced, automated operating systems for safer aviation.

Rocket Lab is a space-focused company enabling improved life on Earth by offering dedicated small to medium launch capabilities, hypersonic suborbital tests, and responsive space services. They specialize in delivering spacecraft solutions, producing satellite components, and creating advanced separation systems. Additionally, Rocket Lab develops space software aimed at optimizing missions to orbit. Their tagline, 'From Idea to Orbit', emphasizes their commitment to supporting clients throughout the entire process, from initial concept to successful deployment in space. Committed to innovation in the aerospace sector, they frequently update the public with the latest news and developments.

Rocket Lab

Rocket Lab provides dedicated, responsive space launch and satellite solutions.

Blue Origin, founded by Jeff Bezos, focuses on developing technologies to enable private human access to space with the goal of democratizing space travel. Their reusable rocket engines are a core component of their strategy, allowing for cost-effective and sustainable launch operations. Key projects include the New Shepard suborbital rocket, which is designed for tourism and research, and the New Glenn orbital rocket, aimed at heavier payloads and further missions. Blue Origin also collaborates with NASA and offers updates and opportunities for those interested in the burgeoning industry of commercial spaceflight.

Blue Origin

Blue Origin builds reusable rockets for spaceflight and exploration.

Astranis focuses on manufacturing innovative, small, and cost-effective geostationary satellites designed to offer high-speed internet access worldwide. Targeting the 4 billion people without internet, they aim to bridge the digital divide one satellite at a time. With over $1 billion in satellite services sold, Astranis has planned launches for four satellites in early 2024, with more expected. They are committed to supporting U.S. government missions and have seen interest from defense sectors. The company prides itself on competitive pricing for bandwidth-as-a-service, making them a valuable partner for entities looking to expand internet coverage affordably.

Astranis

Astranis builds small geostationary satellites for global internet connectivity.

Satellites

Gravitics is a company that specializes in manufacturing advanced space station modules and free-flyers. They are dedicated to enabling new possibilities in space through high-quality, shipyard-style fabrication methods. Their flagship product, StarMax, is a space platform designed for the next generation of aerospace needs. The company's vision includes enhancing the infrastructure in space to accommodate larger groups of humans, as indicated by their recent achievement of housing 54 humans in an 8-meter module. They are not only fabricators but influencers in the space industry, with involvement in events like the Space Station Panel at ASCEND 2023.

Gravitics

Gravitics builds advanced modules for the next-gen space industry.

Space infrastructure

SpaceX, founded by Elon Musk in 2002, is focused on revolutionizing space technology, with the ultimate goal of enabling humans to live on other planets. The company designs, manufactures, and launches advanced rockets and spacecraft. It is the first private company to successfully launch, orbit, and recover a spacecraft, the first to send a spacecraft to the International Space Station, and the first to send a manned spacecraft to orbit. SpaceX's achievements include the Falcon 1, Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy rockets, and the Dragon spacecraft. They're also developing the Starship for missions to Mars and beyond.

SpaceX

SpaceX designs, manufactures, and launches advanced rockets and spacecraft.

Axiom Space specializes in human spaceflight services and space infrastructure development. They conduct missions to the International Space Station (ISS), working on Axiom Station, a successor to the ISS. Axiom Space crafts advanced spacesuits designed for activity in low-Earth orbit, the Moon, and further into space. The company enables both private and national astronauts to live and work in space, contributing to human advancement and space exploration. By establishing the world's first commercial space station and developing commercial spacesuits, Axiom Space facilitates research, technology, and in-space manufacturing aimed at enhancing life on Earth and in space.

Axiom Space

Axiom Space offers human spaceflight services, ISS missions, and spacesuits.

Varda Space Industries operates at the intersection of space innovation and production. Leveraging microgravity conditions, they develop products with unique morphologies and crystal structures unattainable on Earth due to gravity's influence. Their operating model includes manufacturing within spacecrafts serving as orbital platforms, coupled with efficient reentry systems for product recovery. Varda's autonomous reentry capsules safely deliver these space-manufactured products back to Earth. By opening up low Earth orbit to industrial use, Varda aims to spearhead a solar industrial revolution, transcending terrestrial economic limitations. They design and construct essential infrastructure for in-orbit production, aiming to make space more accessible for commercial purposes.

Varda

Varda manufactures products in space using microgravity, returning them to Earth.

Boom is a startup working on making supersonic commercial air travel widely available. They aim to manufacture the world's fastest airliner, the Overture, which is expected to halve flight times across the globe. They have strategic partnerships with airlines for their aircraft's purchase. Boom is also developing a custom supersonic engine, Symphony, to power the Overture. Their commitment to sustainability includes a goal of achieving net zero carbon emissions. They have a technology demonstrator known as XB-1. With a growing demand for quick travel, Boom's innovations could transform the future of transportation.

Boom

Boom develops commercial supersonic aircrafts.

Whisper Aero is pioneering advancements in electric propulsion, striving to create a future where air travel and drone deliveries are significantly quieter and more efficient. They aim to reduce noise pollution and energy loss, obstacles in the adoption of regional electric flight. Whisper Aero's first generation electric jets boast a 20% efficiency improvement and are 100 times quieter compared to current market offerings. With a focus on powerful yet discreet technology, they envision transforming everyday flight, making it accessible for all, while engineering a quieter, more sustainable future. Their team's decade-long experience leads the charge into the electric jet age.

Whisper Aero

Innovative electric propulsion for quieter, more efficient everyday flight solutions.

Relativity Space is a commercial launch company revolutionizing space infrastructure. With demand for space launch services rising, they offer reusable rockets suited for various payload capacities, emphasizing affordability and market fit. Focused on reducing complexity, costs, and development time, Relativity employs advanced 3D printing for rapid and innovative design and manufacturing, leading to groundbreaking vehicles like Terran 1, the largest 3D printed space object launched. They're progressing towards the Terran R rocket, aiming for medium-to-heavy lift capabilities, redefining payload delivery with efficiency and cost-effectiveness through scalable infrastructure and iterative learning.

Relativity Space

Commercial rocket company specialized in reusable launch vehicles and 3D printing.

Ursa Major propels the defense and aerospace sectors with advanced propulsion technology. Focused on space, hypersonics, and national security, they offer reliable, cost-effective propulsion solutions. They serve both commercial and governmental clients, addressing the propulsion supply shortage impacting U.S. and allied national security and space industry growth. Observing a surge in orbital launches and high propulsion-related launch failures, Ursa Major aims to overcome the global propulsion supply challenges exacerbated by international conflicts. Their American-made engines are poised to reinforce U.S. leadership in space and defense, ensuring long-term dominance and fostering aerospace technological advancements.

Ursa Major

Ursa Major develops advanced propulsion systems for defense and aerospace.

Aerospace

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