The future is getting strange. Much of it is privately held.
Robot factories. Retinal implants. Private space stations. We follow the companies trying to build this stuff, link the reporting that explains them, and count the people who would put money in.
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Runs automated factories that make precision parts for aircraft, rockets and defense systems.
Develops neural interfaces, including a retinal implant designed to restore useful vision.
Recovers critical materials from old batteries and reuses viable packs for grid storage.
Turns muscle signals into control inputs for prosthetics and robotic devices.
Develops autonomous ocean nodes that generate wave power and carry computing hardware.
Builds mRNA circuits designed to activate in specific cells and disease environments.
Develops drugs intended to extend healthy lifespan in dogs.
Develops privately built, crewed space stations for low Earth orbit.
Builds drones, underwater vehicles, sensors and mission software for modern warfare.
Develops the Overture supersonic airliner and the Symphony engine designed to power it.
Uses autonomous electric aircraft to move blood, medicine, food and ordinary packages.
Develops cellular reprogramming, autophagy and other approaches to age-related disease.
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