The Ohio Aerospace Institute (OAI) is a non-profit research center established in 1989 to foster collaborations between universities, aerospace industries, and government organizations, enhancing Ohio's aerospace sector. OAI manages aerospace research, education, and workforce development projects, supported by partners like NASA Glenn Research Center and the Air Force Research Laboratory. It aids Ohio's small businesses in obtaining grant funding and building technology collaborations, aiming to boost economic competitiveness and technology transfer. OAI is affiliated with Parallax Advanced Research.
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Ubotica established its U.S. headquarters at the Ohio Aerospace Institute to advance AI autonomy in satellites and expand U.S. operations.
The Ohio Aerospace Institute submitted a CCSC-2 proposal to develop a commercial astronaut training facility but was rejected due to significant weaknesses in its business approach and requests to use unspecified NASA equipment and facilities not available for non-NASA purposes.