Industrious Ventures

Stoke Space is a company dedicated to developing a fully reusable medium-lift rocket known as Nova, which aims to provide cost-effective and sustainable access to space. The company focuses on creating rockets that deliver satellites in a manner that is low-cost, on-demand, and capable of daily flights. By emphasizing environmental stewardship, Stoke Space seeks to significantly reduce atmospheric impact and facilitate dynamic space operations. With its vertically integrated design and manufacturing capabilities, the company is positioned to accelerate the growth of the space economy while promoting sustainable practices in the aerospace industry.

Lunar Outpost is a company dedicated to advancing technology that facilitates sustainable human presence in space, particularly on the lunar surface. It specializes in the development of innovative robotics, including a moon rover designed for autonomous swarm navigation and capable of carrying diverse payloads. Additionally, the company creates Internet of Things (IoT) air quality sensors that monitor and respond to local air quality conditions. This technology not only supports lunar exploration but also aims to have a positive impact on Earth, enabling governments, companies, and communities to establish a sustainable presence in space.

Starfish Space Inc. is a company that specializes in developing on-demand in-space transportation and maintenance services for orbiting satellites. Founded in 2019 and based in Kent, Washington, Starfish Space builds small space tugs equipped with advanced Proximity Operations Software, which integrates orbital mechanics and machine vision artificial intelligence with a low-thrust electric propulsion system. This innovative technology allows the company to perform a range of satellite servicing missions, including life extension, relocation, disposal, and inspection. By utilizing smaller space tugs capable of operating across various orbits, Starfish Space aims to enhance the efficiency and longevity of satellite operations in space.

H3X Technologies, established in 2020 by Jason Sylvestre, Eric Maciolek, and Max Liben, specializes in manufacturing electric propulsion systems for aviation. Their innovative products are designed to be lightweight yet powerful, targeting sustainable aviation and urban air mobility markets. H3X's unique machine combines the electric motor and inverter into a single unit, aiming to reduce emissions in aviation, marine, and heavy industrial applications while enhancing aircraft performance through retrofits.

Xona Space Systems, Inc. is a company focused on developing and manufacturing position, navigation, and timing (PNT) satellite solutions. Established in 2019 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, the company is creating a constellation of low-cost, low-Earth orbit satellites designed to enhance navigation services for a variety of sectors, including smart transportation and infrastructure. Xona's flagship product, the Xona Pulsar, delivers high-power signals to support applications such as autonomous vehicles, unmanned aerial vehicles, and mobile robotics. The constellation aims to provide secure, resilient, and precise navigation and timing services essential for the safe and scalable operation of modern intelligent systems.

Proteus Space specializes in automating satellite design processes, enabling rapid deployment of payload-tailored satellites. Led by a team of experienced professionals from the space and advanced technology sectors, they offer comprehensive small satellite systems integration services. The company's expertise spans designing, inventing, sourcing, manufacturing, integrating, and operating novel capabilities for customizable mission services, primarily serving the U.S. government and its allies.

Voyager Space Holdings, Inc., established in 2019 and based in Denver, Colorado, is a holding company that acquires and operates businesses within the space exploration industry. Its mission is to create a vertically integrated entity capable of executing any human-conceived space mission. Voyager specializes in acquiring and integrating expertise, resources, and capabilities from various segments such as aerospace engineering, satellite manufacturing, propulsion systems, launch services, and technology development. This consolidation enables commercial space companies to contribute to broader exploration, scientific discovery, and development goals.

Orbit Fab, Inc. is a company focused on developing orbital propellant depots to support satellite servicing operations. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Orbit Fab creates infrastructure that offers satellite propellant supply in Earth orbit, thereby enhancing the operational capabilities of both existing and new space assets. Its product offerings include the Rapidly Attachable Fluid Transfer Interface (RAFTI) for on-orbit refueling, as well as various prototypes for rigid tankers designed for the International Space Station (ISS). By enabling more flexible fuel management, Orbit Fab aims to facilitate the growth of a sustainable in-space market that supports a range of industries, including communications, Earth observation, space tourism, manufacturing, and mining.

Voyager Space Holdings, Inc., established in 2019 and based in Denver, Colorado, is a holding company that acquires and operates businesses within the space exploration industry. Its mission is to create a vertically integrated entity capable of executing any human-conceived space mission. Voyager specializes in acquiring and integrating expertise, resources, and capabilities from various segments such as aerospace engineering, satellite manufacturing, propulsion systems, launch services, and technology development. This consolidation enables commercial space companies to contribute to broader exploration, scientific discovery, and development goals.