Our Portfolio

Meet the companies changing how innovation is done in aerospace and defence.

Our Investment Portfolio
49
Startups
12
Countries
3
Continents
Ampaire
Founder Kevin Noertker, Cory Combs
Category Aviation
Location Los Angeles, CA
Product

Ampaire is developing a high performance zero-emission aircraft designed to improve efficiency and reduce aviation’s impact on climate change. Ampaire’s custom propulsion system is scalable to planes of various sizes and is powered by lightweight, swappable battery packs.

The Ampaire jet will be used in scheduled, on-demand & business jet operations. Ampaire early focus is on retrofitting its technology on existing aircrafts allowing customers to upgrade their current fleet and minimize their expenses. The retrofits will be used by short-hop flight operators around the world offering a cost-effective and environmentally effective solution.

Polyverse
Founder Alex Gounares
Category Enabling technologies
Location Bellevue, WA
Product

Polyverse is a Moving Target Defense (MTD) technology that works for memory-based attacks on Linux or Windows systems, mitigating control injections that are used to change process flows and execute different code.

Mobius.energy
Founder Eugene Choi
Category Enabling technologies
Location Fomebu, Norway
Product

MOBIUS.energy provides a battery module subscription program for electric aircrafts with focus on e-VTOL. MOBIUS.energy battery module rapidly charges in less than 10 minutes and has a high degree of thermal consistency preventing thermal runway.

Natilus
Founder Aleksey Matyushev, Anatoly Starikov, LZ Zhang
Category
Location Richmond, CA
Product

Natilus is building and operating an amphibious freight drone capable of transporting goods worldwide at 50% the cost of traditional air-shipping methods. The Natilus amphibious drone has a blended wing body capable of carrying up to 100 tons and operates routes up to 30 hours at just below transonic speeds. Natilus is fully autonomous and doesn’t require a cockpit or heavy and complex life control systems such as pressurization and emergency escape routes. These simplifications reduce estimated manufacturing costs from $250MM for a Boeing 777 down to $50MM for a Natilus.

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