Our Portfolio

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

Our Investment Portfolio
49
Startups
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Paladin AI
Founder Adolfo Klassen, Mikhail Klassen
Category Data-driven adaptive pilot training using AI
Location Montreal, Canada
Product

Paladin AI uses artificial intelligence to develop competency-based training systems for aviation. Their cloud-hosted analytics platform, InstructIQTM, allows training providers to access
insights into their trainee’s development and increase the effectiveness of their curricula. Paladin AI integrates with existing training devices (flight simulators) to combine millions of data points and use machine learning algorithms to extract competency metrics, predict future trainee aptitudes, and optimize training delivery.

Crypta Labs
Founder Joe Luong
Category Enabling technologies
Location London, UK
Product

Crypta Labs has developed a suite of Quantum Random Number Generators (QRNGs) capable of solving a variety of randomness requirements including latency reduction, anti vibration, temperature fluctuation and radiation. Crypta’s latest patent can generate Quantum Enhanced RNG in excess of 1TB bps. The 1TB QRNG patent was designed to seed encryption for QKD in quantum satellite communications.

Corenova
Founder Peter Lee
Category Enabling technologies
Location Santa Monica, CA
Product

Corenova develops an autonomous operation framework aiming to eliminate the need for human management of fleets of any type of unmanned vehicles for critical operations.

The framework enables users to simply mark the location, urgency, and type of operation (e.g. infrared photo, 3D visual scan, etc). The fleet then automatically assesses which vehicles are equipped to perform the action by checking available battery or range. Corenova instantly and constantly optimizes the mission plan for all vehicles in the fleet.

Momentus
Founder Mikhail Kokorich
Category Space
Location Santa Clara, CA
Product

Momentus provides in-space transportation services to help spacecraft reach their final destination, allowing customers that launch from the ISS or LEO to reach higher orbits or more effective inclinations. Their propulsion system is based on a proprietary water plasma technology. It features higher thrust and higher specific impulse than comparable chemical propulsion systems (3x less propellant is needed to deliver payloads to their target orbits).

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