Inversion Space
Turning space into a transportation layer for Earth
About Inversion Space
Where is Inversion Space headquartered?
Inversion Space is headquartered in Los Angeles, CA.
What does Inversion Space do?
Turning space into a transportation layer for Earth
What problem does Inversion Space solve?
National security and logistics needs require the ability to deliver material to anywhere on Earth quickly, which current transport methods can't achieve.
What's Inversion Space's solution?
Inversion builds reentry vehicles, including its Arc spacecraft, that deploy from space to anywhere on Earth in under an hour, operating through reentry and landing with high precision for both defense and future commercial logistics use.
What makes Inversion Space different?
The company points to Arc being autonomous, reusable, and low-cost, and to its first spacecraft Ray being built in-house by a team of 25 people for under $1 million as proof of its ability to build advanced space systems cheaply; it also cites a partnership with Anduril on space-based interceptors for the Golden Dome program.
What makes Inversion Space notable?
Inversion Space has secured a $71 million U.S. Space Force contract, per its own website, and raised a $44M Series A co-led by Spark Capital.
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