(Page 2) Database of Aerospace Companies

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Aerospace

Organization	Founded	Size
Wright Electric Boeing for electric planes	2016	1 - 5 employees
Albedo Capturing the highest resolution satellite imagery	2020	51 - 250 employees
AskPenny India's Kids Space Organization	2021	6 - 10 employees
UTVATE We build advanced satcom user terminals	2019	11 - 50 employees
AON3D Additive Manufacturing with advanced materials	2015	11 - 50 employees
H3X Technologies The lightest electric aircraft motors in the world.	2020	11 - 50 employees
Wyvern High-res hyperspectral pictures of Earth from space	2018	11 - 50 employees
AstroForge We Mine Asteroids	2021	6 - 10 employees
Quindar The platform to monitor and automate satellite operations	2022	11 - 50 employees
Vista Space Batteries and solar for $0 upfront to help businesses save money	2023	1 - 5 employees
Forge Getting companies refunds on tariffs & duties	2023	1 - 5 employees
UserGems AI-powered sales solution based on your best customers	2015	51 - 250 employees
Turion Space Moving Things Around in Space, Imaging Space Objects When We're Not	2020	11 - 50 employees
Epsilon3 The OS for spacecraft and complex operations	2021	11 - 50 employees
REGENT REGENT is building a new mode of transportation that will redefine regional mobility by 2026. Their first product, the seaglider, is an all-electric, hydrofoiling flying-boat that operates within a wingspan of the water's surface. By flying low on a cushion of air, seagliders unlock the ability to fly twice as far as an electric aircraft, while being regulated by maritime authorities enabling market entry for a fraction of the cost. REGENT has de-risked seaglider technology with a ¼-scale flying demonstration vehicle. By this summer, REGENT will fly humans on the 15,000 lb (7000kg) first full-scale prototype seaglider, which will be the largest electric-flying machine in history.By late 2026, REGENT’s customers - airlines and ferry companies – will begin commercial seaglider service on the 12-seat initial product. A 100 passenger version, already with firm orders, will follow several years later.In just four years, REGENT has accumulated >$10B in pre-orders (including firm deposits) from airlines and ferry companies around the world. Currently a team of 100, REGENT is led by MIT-trained, ex-Boeing engineers Billy Thalheimer and Mike Klinker. REGENT has raised over $100M to date from the likes of Founders Fund, Japan Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines and Lockheed Martin, and is on contract with the US Marine Corps.	2020	11 - 50 employees
Seaflight Technologies We make the world's most efficient aircraft	2022	1 - 5 employees
CoLab Build better hardware products, faster.	2017	51 - 250 employees
Relativity Space Building humanity’s multiplanetary future.	2016	501 - 1000 employees
Mentum Mentum helps procurement and supply chain teams streamline strategic sourcing with AI, transforming unstructured data into actionable insights for faster decisions and cost savings. Backed by Google’s Gradient Ventures and Y Combinator, we serve industries like CPG, energy, automotive, and aerospace.	2021	1 - 5 employees
Inversion Space Turning space into a transportation layer for Earth	2021	11 - 50 employees