Techstars is a global investment business that operates a mentorship-driven accelerator program focused on space technology companies. In partnership with organizations like the United States Space Force and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Techstars selects startups from various sectors to help them access the aerospace industry. They provide funding, mentorship, and access to a network of corporate partners and investors, supporting innovations in areas like quantum communication, AI-driven data processing, and reusable launch systems.
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Satim Inc. is a Polish satellite monitoring firm selected for the Techstars Starburst Space Accelerator 2020 class.
The COVID-19 pandemic forced both the Techstars Starburst Space Accelerator and Techstars Allied Space Accelerator to modify their 2020 programs.
Vake is a Norwegian startup applying artificial intelligence to satellite imagery and was selected for the Techstars Allied Space Accelerator 2020 class.
Bifrost is a Singapore-based firm using artificial intelligence to label datasets and was selected for the Techstars Starburst Space Accelerator 2020 class.
Urban Sky is a company that collects Earth imagery with balloons and was selected for the Techstars Starburst Space Accelerator 2020 class.
The Techstars Starburst Space Accelerator selected ten startups for its second class in 2020.
Space Products and Innovation GmbH of Germany is developing plug-and-play satellite manufacturing tools and was selected for the Techstars Allied Space Accelerator 2020 class.
Lux Semiconductors is an Albany, New York firm developing system-on-foil electronics selected for the Techstars Starburst Space Accelerator 2020 class.
The Techstars Allied Space Accelerator was designed as a virtual program prior to the COVID-19 pandemic but was expected to culminate in an in-person event in September 2020.
WeavAir of Toronto developed a platform to monitor air quality and was selected for the Techstars Starburst Space Accelerator 2020 class.
Infinite Composites Technologies is a Tulsa, Oklahoma-based developer of composite pressure vessels and structures selected for the Techstars Starburst Space Accelerator 2020 class.
Hosta Labs is a Boston-based company that provides structural assessment with artificial intelligence and was selected for the Techstars Allied Space Accelerator 2020 class.
AnsuR is a Norwegian communications software company selected for the Techstars Allied Space Accelerator 2020 class.
SaltyCloud is an Austin, Texas cybersecurity company selected for the Techstars Allied Space Accelerator 2020 class.
Natural Intelligence Systems is a Boise, Idaho artificial intelligence startup selected for the Techstars Starburst Space Accelerator 2020 class.
Holos is an augmented and virtual reality startup based in Madison, Wisconsin and was selected for the Techstars Starburst Space Accelerator 2020 class.
The Techstars Allied Space Accelerator selected ten startups for its inaugural class in 2020.
Prewitt Ridge is a Los Angeles engineering software firm selected for the Techstars Starburst Space Accelerator 2020 class.
Kayhan Space is a space situational awareness firm based in Boulder, Colorado selected for the Techstars Allied Space Accelerator 2020 class.
Cognitive Space is a Houston-based company harnessing artificial intelligence for autonomous satellite operations selected for the Techstars Allied Space Accelerator 2020 class.