8090 Industries

Karman Industries is electrifying industrial thermal energy consumption to assist worldwide businesses in drastically lowering both manufacturing costs and onsite Scope 1 emissions.

Mining technology company developing next-generation exploration drilling hardware and software.

Atomic Industries is a computational manufacturing company building an AI-powered tool and die maker.

Reflex Robotics is building affordable ($10k) humanoid robots to automate dangerous and repetitive tasks in logistics & manufacturing. We envision a future where everyone has their own humanoid robot that can do the boring stuff and help them focus on more fulfilling work. Our robots are designed & built in-house by an engineering team that led development of the Stretch robot at Boston Dynamics & key parts of the Model S,X,Y production line at Tesla.

Circ is a textile recycling company based in Danville, Virginia, focused on recovering value from discarded clothing and textiles. Established in 2011, Circ employs proprietary technology to transform polycotton waste back into its original raw materials, including petroleum- and plant-based fabrics. The company aims to meet growing consumer demands for sustainability without sacrificing quality, price, or convenience. By using water as a solvent, Circ efficiently recycles various fibers, such as cotton, polyester, and nylon, and produces virgin-equivalent, market-grade dissolving pulp and petroleum monomers. These materials can be sold to manufacturers at competitive prices, promoting a circular economy in the textile industry and supporting sustainable living practices.

Liberation Labs is a biotechnology firm specializing in industrial agricultural biotechnology systems aimed at addressing the fermentation capacity gap in cellular agriculture. The company focuses on developing infrastructure that enables the commercialization of novel protein manufacturing at scale and competitive cost structures. By doing so, it supports biology innovators in their efforts to compete with traditional animal protein sources while ensuring that customers have access to nutritious food options.

Orbit Fab, Inc. is a company focused on developing orbital propellant depots to support satellite servicing and expand the operational capabilities of space assets. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, the company provides various products, including the Rapidly Attachable Fluid Transfer Interface (RAFTI) for on-orbit refueling and docking, as well as prototypes of rigid and flexible tankers for the International Space Station (ISS). By creating the necessary infrastructure for in-space fuel supply, Orbit Fab aims to foster a growing market for satellite maintenance and new industries such as space tourism, manufacturing, and mining. Their technology enhances the flexibility and operational lifespan of satellites, enabling operators to acquire fuel and materials as needed, thus transforming the way satellites are serviced in orbit.

Orbit Fab, Inc. is a company focused on developing orbital propellant depots to support satellite servicing and expand the operational capabilities of space assets. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, the company provides various products, including the Rapidly Attachable Fluid Transfer Interface (RAFTI) for on-orbit refueling and docking, as well as prototypes of rigid and flexible tankers for the International Space Station (ISS). By creating the necessary infrastructure for in-space fuel supply, Orbit Fab aims to foster a growing market for satellite maintenance and new industries such as space tourism, manufacturing, and mining. Their technology enhances the flexibility and operational lifespan of satellites, enabling operators to acquire fuel and materials as needed, thus transforming the way satellites are serviced in orbit.

Galvanick is a developer of a cybersecurity platform focused on securing industrial operations environments. The platform aggregates telemetry from various industrial settings, allowing for the contextualization of data to highlight critical malicious behavior. This enables operations and security teams to swiftly identify and respond to threats, thereby minimizing cyber risks to industrial infrastructure. By acting as an intelligence augmentation tool, Galvanick enhances human oversight in the cyber-physical realm, where actions can have significant real-world consequences. The cloud-native analysis platform facilitates quicker detection of anomalous behavior, helping industrial companies protect their most sensitive assets.

Aether Diamonds produces the world's first and only diamonds made 100% from captured carbon. Certified B Corp. 2022 Fast Company Top 10 Most Innovative Consumer Goods Companies. 2022 "Best for the World" B Corp.

Quaise is an energy company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, focused on developing innovative millimeter-wave drilling systems to access deep geothermal heat. Founded in 2018, the company aims to overcome geographic limitations that currently restrict the utilization of geothermal energy. By repurposing existing fossil-fuel industrial assets, Quaise's technology enables the drilling of geothermal wells directly at operational power plants, facilitating a smoother transition to cleaner energy sources. This approach allows mining companies to collectively generate terawatts of clean power, rivaling the output of fossil fuels while achieving zero carbon emissions.

Oklo Inc. is a company based in Sunnyvale, California, that specializes in the development of advanced fission power plants aimed at delivering clean, reliable, and affordable energy. Founded in 2013, Oklo focuses on manufacturing small, portable nuclear reactors that are emission-free and capable of converting nuclear waste into clean energy. Its primary product, the Aurora, is designed to produce up to 15 megawatts of electricity and can operate for decades without the need for refueling. By utilizing recycled nuclear fuel, the Aurora has the potential to significantly reduce carbon emissions, saving approximately one million tons during its operational lifespan compared to traditional power generation methods. In addition to energy production, Oklo is exploring services related to the recycling of used nuclear fuel in the U.S. market, further contributing to its mission of sustainable energy solutions.

Infinium is a provider of electrofuels that produces synthetic fuels from renewable energy and waste carbon dioxide. The company's ultra-low carbon electrofuels serve as drop-in replacements for traditional petroleum-derived products, allowing for immediate integration into existing transportation systems and chemical processes, such as plastics production. This approach significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions and helps clients meet carbon reduction targets without the need for extensive capital investment or time-consuming upgrades. Through its innovative solutions, Infinium aims to decarbonize the transportation sector and contribute to a more sustainable future.

Arevo, located in Silicon Valley, California, specializes in the development of advanced technology for direct digital additive manufacturing of lightweight, ultra-strong composite parts intended for high-volume end-use applications. By integrating innovative materials, robust design and build software, and free motion robotics, Arevo facilitates true three-dimensional construction, advancing 3D printing into mainstream manufacturing. The company empowers designers and manufacturers to leverage the exceptional strength-to-weight ratio of composite materials across various sectors, including aerospace, defense, consumer electronics, transportation, and consumer goods. Arevo has achieved early success in producing continuous fiber-reinforced thermoplastic (CFRTP) composite parts for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and is well-positioned to enhance additive manufacturing services globally.

Circ is a textile recycling company based in Danville, Virginia, focused on recovering value from discarded clothing and textiles. Established in 2011, Circ employs proprietary technology to transform polycotton waste back into its original raw materials, including petroleum- and plant-based fabrics. The company aims to meet growing consumer demands for sustainability without sacrificing quality, price, or convenience. By using water as a solvent, Circ efficiently recycles various fibers, such as cotton, polyester, and nylon, and produces virgin-equivalent, market-grade dissolving pulp and petroleum monomers. These materials can be sold to manufacturers at competitive prices, promoting a circular economy in the textile industry and supporting sustainable living practices.

Heliogen, Inc. is a clean energy technology company based in Pasadena, California, founded in 2013. It specializes in using concentrated solar power to produce renewable fuels such as hydrogen and syngas, aiming to eliminate reliance on fossil fuels in heavy industry. The company has developed innovative systems, including HelioMax, a closed-loop control system for electricity generation and process heat applications, and HelioHeat, which provides carbon-free, ultra-high-temperature heat for sectors like cement, refining, and mining. Heliogen’s AI-enabled modular technology enables the cost-effective delivery of continuous carbon-free energy in the form of heat, power, or green hydrogen, marking a significant advancement in sustainable energy solutions.

Ampaire Inc. is a company that designs and develops electric-powered commercial aircraft, aimed at making aviation cleaner, quieter, and more accessible. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Hawthorne, California, Ampaire focuses on innovative solutions in energy storage, propulsion, and aircraft architecture. Their custom propulsion systems are scalable, allowing for various aircraft sizes while significantly reducing operational costs and minimizing carbon emissions. As a portfolio company of the Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator, Ampaire is committed to addressing climate change through low-emission aviation technologies, enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of air travel.