Gravitics develops space infrastructure platforms providing real estate, logistics, and power in orbit for commercial, civil, and defense applications. The company manufactures orbital carriers, cargo and logistics systems, and space station modules using a shared 4-meter diameter form factor with common components, tooling, operations, and testing. Its product lineup includes the Diamondback orbital carrier for space mobility and missile defense (NET 2027), the Medusa carrier for configurable mission vehicles (NET 2028), and the Viper Orbital Transfer Express vehicle for military, civil, and commercial missions to high-energy orbits. Gravitics has been selected by the US Space Force for a $60M STRATFI contract to demonstrate orbital carriers, awarded a SHIELD IDIQ contract by the Missile Defense Agency, and partnered with USSF for flight demonstrations. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Seattle, Washington, Gravitics has raised $20M in seed funding from investors including Type One Ventures, FJ Labs, Manhattan West, and Spacewerx.
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Gravitics
SeedGravitics develops space infrastructure platforms providing real estate, logistics, and power in orbit for commercial, civil, and defense applications. The company manufactures orbital carriers, cargo and logistics systems, and space station modules using a shared 4-meter diameter form factor with common components, tooling, operations, and testing. Its product lineup includes the Diamondback orbital carrier for…
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Space Tech > Space Hardware > Spacecraft
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$10M+ Club Founder,
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Type One VenturesFJ LabsThe Venture CollectiveGiant Steps CapitalGaingelsManhattan WestMana VenturesSpectre HoldingsHelios CapitalSpacewerxTim Draper
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