
ExoMatter helps R&D teams find and evaluate the most promising inorganic crystalline materials faster by replacing traditional trial-and-error screening with data-driven selection. The platform uses artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data-mining to aggregate and enrich public and customer material data, rank candidates with a Materials Screening Engine and ExoMatter Score, and run custom reaction simulations. It is offered as a B2B SaaS product for corporate R&D teams in battery, solar, semiconductor and other industrial materials applications. The company was founded in 2022 as a spin-off from the German Aerospace Center and sells via subscription to enterprise R&D groups.

ExoMatter helps R&D teams find and evaluate the most promising inorganic crystalline materials faster by replacing traditional trial-and-error screening with data-driven selection. The platform uses artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data-mining to aggregate and enrich public and customer material data, rank candidates with a Materials Screening Engine and ExoMatter Score, and run custom reaction simulations. It is offered as a B2B SaaS product for corporate R&D teams in battery, solar, semiconductor and other industrial materials applications. The company was founded in 2022 as a spin-off from the German Aerospace Center and sells via subscription to enterprise R&D groups.
Founded: 2022 (spin-off from the German Aerospace Center)
Headquarters: Munich, Germany
Product: AI/ML-powered Materials R&D SaaS for inorganic crystalline materials screening and simulation
Primary customers: Enterprise R&D teams in battery, solar, semiconductor and industrial materials
Employees (approx.): 23
Materials research and development for inorganic crystalline materials (screening, substitution, reaction/process optimization).
2022
Research Services
Multiple rounds reported (Crunchbase lists three rounds); investors include ZAKA VC, Vanagon Ventures, 212 NexT and others.
“Has institutional and public-sector backers including venture firms (e.g., ZAKA VC, Vanagon Ventures, 212 NexT) and public agencies (e.g., European Commission, European Space Agency, Bavarian Ministry of Economics / Bayern Kapital)”
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