Flapping Airplanes

Flapping Airplanes builds better AI through lab research. The team cuts how much data models require for training. This tackles a main limit in today’s systems, where AI uses far more data than people do to learn tasks. They test new paths for training that rely less on huge datasets and more on smart designs. Their work pushes AI closer to real-world use with fewer resources.
Archetype AI

Archetype AI takes data from sensors such as cameras, radars, and temperature gauges, then mixes it with language instructions to spot problems in equipment. The software runs agents directly on devices for quick decisions in manufacturing, construction, and cities. It uses a model named Newton to handle different data types without much setup, helping companies track usage, predict failures, and check safety. Clients include NTT for shop floors, Bellevue for streets, and Kajima for sites.
Reflexivity

Reflexivity delivers AI-powered analysis for institutional investors. It generates investment research by writing and running code on data from S&P Global, Nasdaq, and other providers. Users get portfolio performance metrics, risk assessments, scenario simulations, and insights from SEC filings plus earnings transcripts. The platform includes a knowledge graph to map company and market connections, plus smart screening for opportunities based on patterns and sentiment. Security features meet enterprise standards with auditable outputs.
Higgsfield AI

Higgsfield is an AI video platform for marketers, brands, and creators that turns simple ideas, images, and product links into short-form social videos. It plans shots, narrative, and pacing automatically, then uses advanced video models to generate and edit clips sized for channels like TikTok and Instagram. Teams can prototype concepts, transform static assets, and scale on-brand campaigns without traditional production.
Galbot

Galbot develops embodied AI humanoid robots that work in real-world environments to automate complex physical tasks in manufacturing, logistics, retail, and healthcare. Its robots combine advanced perception, decision-making, and control to handle long-duration, repetitive, and delicate operations safely and efficiently.
Flexion Robotics

Flexion builds intelligent robots that learn through reinforcement learning in simulated worlds before deploying to the real one. Its systems focus on agility, balance and precise control so robots can handle complex, repetitive and hazardous tasks with minimal human intervention. By combining simulation, perception and modern AI models, Flexion develops general-purpose robotic capabilities for factories, logistics, field work and exploration.
Tutor Intelligence

Tutor Intelligence builds and deploys AI-powered robotic workers that handle complex, dexterous tasks in logistics and manufacturing. Its flagship robot, Cassie, automates picking and handling for fast-changing SKUs, learning from real operations instead of fixed programming. The robots are offered as a service, arrive production-ready, and are managed through a simple, no-code interface and cloud platform that lets teams monitor performance and optimize their robotic workforce.
Abyom

Abyom develops reusable launch vehicles, rocket engines, and plug-and-play testing facilities that cut satellite launch costs and reduce space debris. It offers rapid propulsion testing, microgravity and atmospheric research platforms, and infrastructure that supports frequent, on-demand satellite launches for commercial and research users. The company focuses on making access to space more reliable, sustainable, and efficient for satellites, cargo, and experimental missions.
AALTO

AALTO develops and operates Zephyr, a solar-powered high-altitude platform that flies for months in the stratosphere to support earth observation and connectivity services. Its persistent flights help mobile networks, governments, and enterprises monitor large areas, manage disasters, protect borders, and support precision agriculture with low-emission operations.
ACSG

Space Governance Centre studies how space activities are managed, regulated, and used. It produces research on space law and policy, designs practical governance tools for governments, industry, and civil organizations, and hosts events that bring experts together to discuss responsible behavior in orbit and beyond. Its work helps people understand the rules, risks, and opportunities that shape the future of outer space activities.