Creare is an engineering research and development company that provides innovative solutions for complex technology challenges in the aerospace industry. They specialize in developing cutting-edge technologies in areas like cryogenics, fluid systems, sensors, and electronics for government and industry clients like NASA and the Department of Defense. Creare contributes to space exploration by developing specialized aerospace technologies such as cryogenic pumps, thermal management systems for spacecraft, and advanced propulsion components. They are also part of the Blue Origin-led "National Team" to develop a human landing system for NASA's Artemis V mission to the Moon.
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Lunar Forge is partnering with NASA’s Fission Surface Power program primes including Lockheed Martin with BWXT and Creare, Westinghouse Electric Company with Aerojet Rocketdyne and L3Harris, and the Intuitive Machines and X-Energy joint venture IX with Maxar and Boeing.
Creare in Hanover, New Hampshire developed a sensor to measure the volume of water used to keep an astronaut cool in an exploration spacesuit, and that sensor is funded by NASA’s STTR program and flew on NS-23.
The Creare–West Coast Solutions collaboration supports the Hyperspectral Thermal Imager (HyTI) mission scheduled to launch in late 2022.
Creare has been developing cryocooler electronics since 2008.
Creare developed the VARD sensor in collaboration with the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth and received funding from NASA’s Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Program.