Mark Anderson
The UK continues to prove itself as a global hotspot for technological innovation. Among the sectors witnessing dynamic expansion is the Aerospace industry. A new wave of startups has been fuelling creative ideas and revolutionary concepts into this sector. Despite many businesses experiencing difficulties due to the pandemic, several Aerospace startups launched in 2020 and later have managed to shine against the odds. Let’s take a look at some of the most promising London-based ventures in this industry.
Aerospace startups in London are characterized by their pioneering spirit, bringing advancements in consulting, insurance, risk management, racing, manufacturing, AI, space travel, and much more. The ventures we’ll be discussing not only aim to push the boundaries of aviation or space exploration but also to create a significant impact, by making technology accessible, improving sustainability, ensuring safety and reducing costs.
The following are the London Aerospace startups that have shown remarkable resilience and innovation, bringing new ideas to life despite the pandemic’s challenging conditions. Each of these startups offers unique insights and services in varying niches within the Aerospace industry.
Piiq Risk Partners
Piiq Risk Partners based in London, offers innovative and strategic client solutions in the Aerospace industry. They assist insurers with the structuring, pricing, and management of risk throughout different phases of an aircraft’s economic life. They specialize in the Aerospace, Consulting, Insurance, Risk Management industries. Learn more about them on their Linkedin page.
Airwards
A London-based start-up in the Aerospace industry, Airwards. For more information about what Airwards offers, check out their Linkedin page or their Facebook page.
Air Race
Air Race, headquartered in London, is an exciting Startup in the Aerospace industry that is also branching into Racing and Sports areas. It was founded in 2020 and is a humble representation of motorsport commitment to innovation, sustainability, and education. Visit their Linkedin page for more details.
LEROM
Another startup making waves in London’s Aerospace industry is LEROM, also venturing into industrial and Manufacturing sectors. To explore more about LEROM, visit their Linkedin page.
Grayscale AI
Grayscale AI, co-founded by Dragos Stanciu, works in London’s Aerospace sector offering next-generation computer vision and neuromorphic AI to enhance efficiency, lower costs, and improve sustainability. Learn more about Grayscale AI on their Linkedin page.
Lúnasa Space
Under the leadership of Amin Chabi, Lúnasa Space is developing an innovative Reusable Orbital Transfer Vehicle for small satellites transportation in Low-Earth Orbit (LEO). Find more about Lúnasa Space on their Linkedin page.
Space DOTS
Space DOTS, founded by Bianca Cefalo operates in the Aerospace, Nanotechnology, and Space Travel sectors. This startup is headquartered in London as well, visit their Linkedin page for additional information.
ELIRE Aero
Under Luke Jenkinson’s leadership, ELIRE Aero works at the cutting-edge of electric aviation and advanced air mobility (AAM) with a focus on amphibious solutions.
Charter Space
Charter Space is building the operating system to streamline the process of launching spacecraft, creating a seamless platform for the entire space industry. Follow Charter Space on their Linkedin page or Twitter at @charter_space_ for more insights.
Eleverse
Eleverse, founded by Jacek Mikus, is an investment firm that supports interplanetary entrepreneurs to fund innovative space technologies and has its operations in London and San Francisco.
Louno Space
Headquartered in London, Eleverse, under the guidance of Mirko Viviano, is committed to making space science and engineering accessible and engaging for young minds. Visit their website, Facebook page or Linkedin page to learn more about their work.
In conclusion, the Aerospace sector continues to witness promising innovation and breakthroughs through the engagement of these London-based startups. Their diverse approaches and focuses contribute to the length and breadth of the influences the Aerospace industry can have on the future of technology and society.
