Gravitics

- Founded: 2021
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- Headquarters: Marysville, Washington, USA
Description: Gravitics is an American space technology company focused on designing and manufacturing next-generation space station modules and in-space infrastructure. The company develops large, versatile spacecraft modules intended to support commercial space stations, orbital laboratories, and deep space missions. Gravitics aims to provide scalable, customizable solutions that enable sustained human presence in low Earth orbit (LEO), cislunar space, and beyond.
Vision:
To be the premier provider of space station modules and infrastructure solutions, facilitating sustainable human and commercial activities beyond Earth.
Mission:
To revolutionize in-space infrastructure by delivering versatile, large-scale space station modules that support humanity’s expanding footprint in space.
Contact:
- Website: https://www.gravitics.com/
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References:
- Gravitics official website:
- BusinessWire (2025-03-26). “Gravitics Selected by Space Force for $60M STRATFI…
- Payload Space. (2022, November 21). Gravitics emerges from stealth with $20M funding round.
- Ars Technica. (2025, March). Firm wins Space Force funding to provide an aircraft carrier in orbit. Retrieved from
- FinSMEs. (2022, November). Gravitics raises $20M to build next-gen space station modules. Retrieved from
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Funding:
- Seed Funding: Nov 17, 2022, $: US Dollar20 million
Total Funding: $: US Dollar20 million
Key Milestones:
- November 2022: Emerged from stealth and announced $20M seed round.2022: Began construction of full-scale StarMax module mockup.
- 2022: Began construction of full-scale StarMax module mockup.
- March 2025: Selected for U.S. Space Force STRATFI award worth up to $60M to develop orbital infrastructure for national security payloads.
Products & Services:
- StarMax Module:: A large pressurized space station module offering 400 m³ of internal volume, capable of supporting habitation, research, cargo storage, or hosting free-flyer payloads.
- Orbital Platforms: Configurations of StarMax to serve as logistics hubs, crew habitats, or space labs.
- Government Collaboration: Working with NASA, DoD, and the U.S. Space Force to design mission-specific orbital support modules.