Aerospace, Space & Drones Companies – Page 2

Momentick is an Israeli emissions-intelligence company that detects, quantifies, and attributes greenhouse-gas emissions — chiefly methane — from third-party satellite imagery using proprietary spectral-analytics algorithms, without operating any satellites of its own.

Space-Communication Ltd. is an Israeli public satellite-communications operator that owns and operates the AMOS fleet, selling GEO capacity and managed connectivity to broadcasters, telecom and internet providers, enterprise networks, maritime users, and government organizations across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.

HARBO Technologies is an Israeli-founded maritime-resilience company whose T-Fence system is a lightweight, self-deploying oil-spill containment boom that a single first responder can lay in roughly 20 minutes — against the 8-to-10 hours conventional booms require — to protect ports, coastlines, offshore energy assets, and naval facilities.

SightBit is an Israeli computer-vision company whose AI software turns ordinary waterfront cameras into an automated watch system that detects drowning risk, rip currents, intruding vessels, and hazards across beaches, ports, and critical water infrastructure in real time.

Space Plasmatics is an Israeli (Technion-rooted) deep-tech startup developing miniaturized electric plasma thrusters — the finger-sized nanoVAT and tennis-ball-sized microHET — that let small satellites and constellations maneuver, avoid collisions, and deorbit using non-hazardous 'green' propellant and solar power.

Israeli space-robotics startup developing vision-aided autonomous navigation, compact computer-vision sensors, and robotics software for spacecraft and other aerospace platforms. Public records now indicate that the company is presumed inactive, so its technology and historical partnerships should be treated as diligence leads rather than current operating traction.

Viator Engineering presents itself as an aviation-solutions company focused on VTOL and UAV systems. Public information is limited, so the company is best treated as an early-stage or otherwise unverified aerospace startup whose product maturity, customers, financing, and operating footprint require direct diligence.

Cydrones IoT is a Cyprus-based drone and artificial-intelligence startup developing data products for precision agriculture and solar-panel inspection, with a stated interest in law-enforcement applications. Public evidence supports an early commercial remote-sensing venture, but does not substantiate the previous Israeli defense-UAS positioning or a current defense contract.

McFly was an Israeli aerospace startup that proposed a compact, jet-based VTOL heavy-lift utility drone for logistics, energy infrastructure, first responders, and homeland-security missions. Public records now indicate that McFly Aviation Technologies Ltd. was voluntarily dissolved and that the startup was presumed inactive by September 2025.