TRL11, Inc.
TRL11 is a space technology company specializing in AI-enabled video solutions for spacecraft and space operations. Their products include space-grade video recording systems, hardened network switches, and multi-camera systems designed for harsh space environments. TRL11's solutions support spacecraft health monitoring, in-orbit servicing, assembly, manufacturing, and space domain awareness with advanced edge computing and low latency video. The company is led by award-winning experts and has flight-proven hardware and software ready for immediate mission integration, positioning it as a key player in the new space economy.
TRL11, Inc.
TRL11 is a space technology company specializing in AI-enabled video solutions for spacecraft and space operations. Their products include space-grade video recording systems, hardened network switches, and multi-camera systems designed for harsh space environments. TRL11's solutions support spacecraft health monitoring, in-orbit servicing, assembly, manufacturing, and space domain awareness with advanced edge computing and low latency video. The company is led by award-winning experts and has flight-proven hardware and software ready for immediate mission integration, positioning it as a key player in the new space economy.
TL;DR
Headquarters: Irvine, California
Core product: Space-grade full-motion video hardware and AI video software for spacecraft
Founded: 2022
Notable funding: Pre-seed round > $3M (May 2023)
Founder & CEO: Nicol Verheem
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Company Overview
Problem Domain
Capturing, processing, and downlinking high-quality video from spacecraft in harsh environments and limited-bandwidth conditions.
Founded
2022
Industry
Airlines and Aviation
Tech Stack
Funding Track Record
Over $3,000,000
Company announcement of pre-seed close enabling team expansion, facility leasing, and prototype launches to LEO
Investor Signal
βAnorak Ventures; Boost VC; Catalyst Accelerator; Geek Ventures; Max Haot; Spacecadet Ventures; Wonder Venturesβ