Carbice Corp is an advanced materials company specializing in thermal management solutions for various industries, including the space sector. They are a manufacturer of thermal interface materials (TIMs) using their patented Carbice Nanotube Technology, which enhances heat dissipation in electronic devices. Their key product, Carbice Space Pad, is used in satellites and spacecraft to improve thermal performance and reduce weight, with partners and customers including Blue Canyon Technologies (RTX) and other leading aerospace and defense companies. Carbice's solutions have been tested on the International Space Station.
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Carbice Space Pad is scheduled to launch in early 2024 on MethaneSAT, an advanced methane-tracking satellite.
Carbice Space Pad has shown demonstrated success on satellites in low Earth orbit, geostationary orbit, and constellations that provide critical imagery from Ukraine.
Carbice Corporation operates the world’s largest aligned carbon nanotube facility and is based in Atlanta, Georgia.
Carbice Space Pad is scheduled to launch on MethaneSAT in early 2024.
Carbice Space Pad has been used previously on the International Space Station and has demonstrated success on satellites in low Earth orbit, geostationary orbit, and satellite constellations.
Carbice Corp. developed Carbice Carbon, a carbon nanotube-based thermal-management material designed to lower device temperatures and dissipate heat.
Carbice Corp. raised $15,000,000 in a Series A investment round led by Downing Ventures, a division of Downing LLP.
Carbice anticipates satellites will launch 2020 with its new nanotech carbon fiber thermal management material onboard.
Capella Space tested a spacecraft subassembly built with Carbice Carbon earlier 2020.
With Series A funding, Carbice plans to establish a production facility to produce its thermal nanotech for spacecraft and other markets including internet servers, gaming devices, and power electronics.
Carbice exited stealth mode in 2017 after raising $1,500,000 in a seed round.
Carbice completed a 2.5-year materials qualification review for a large U.S. satellite manufacturer that plans to use the company’s product for a significant space program 2020.
Carbice Carbon is scheduled to launch on five satellites by the end of 2020.
Carbice has won more than $3,000,000 in Small Business Innovation Research grants from the U.S. Air Force, the U.S. Army, and the National Science Foundation.
In 2016 Carbice raised $400,000 from angel investors.
Carbice hopes to raise at least $4,500,000 in a Series A round by late 2020 or early 2021.