
Aurelia Foundry is an ecosystem-embedded space fund backing founders inside and outside its incubation pipeline.
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Startups are paired with experienced mentors, industry experts, and successful entrepreneurs who provide valuable guidance and advice. These mentors offer insights into various aspects of business development, from deep tech product refinement to finding product-market fit in an emerging industry, to partnership strategy and fundraising.
Radiation-tolerant computers to support steady-state avionics-enabled endeavors.
Aurelia Foundry is thrilled to announce that we have joined Interlune’s Series Seed round. Interlune is a testament to both the enabling opportunities that will be created by greater availability of Helium-3, and the promise of the nascent lunar economy. Our conviction is that within fifteen years, there will be regular mining and infrastructure building activity on the surface of the Moon–from Helium-3 mining, to water ice sourced for propellant, to the early features of a sustainable lunar set
Inflatable habitats maximizing space in space.
End-to-end ground infrastructure taking space missions further faster.
Building space energy for Earth.
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Noah Eckhouse is Aurelia Foundry’s Executive-in-Residence, supporting and accelerating strategy, early stage company formation and operations, and the ongoing development of world-class leaders for Aurelia Foundry’s portfolio of companies.
Ely Sandler is a Venture Partner at Aurelia Foundry and a Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School. At Harvard, Ely teaches the Kennedy School’s most popular course, “Financing the Clean Energy Transition,” and leads a seminar on Space Policy. His research focuses on international finance and space policy, where he works with international space agencies on new approaches to the governance of outer space. Ely’s work has been quoted in the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, Reuters and Bloomberg,
Mike Parker is an experienced corporate development professional and early stage investor in the space sector. He is currently the director of corporate development at Planet and previously led corporate development at Blue Origin. Prior to entering the space industry, Mike worked at both Evercore and PwC. He has an MBA from MIT Sloan and started his career as a minor league baseball player for the NY Mets.
Jackson Labovitz is the Senior Associate at Aurelia Foundry, supporting sourcing, deal flow, diligence, and portfolio management. Jackson was previously an investment analyst at C5 Capital, a space, cyber, and energy focused fund, where he also managed the firm's early stage accelerator program and portfolio. Prior to that, Jackson worked with Wellthi, a FinTech startup, and ACS Acquisition Services, an M&A advisory and early stage investor. Jackson is a summa cum laude graduate of the George Wa
Locus Lock raises strategic funding in a round led by Range Ventures, with participation from In-Q-Tel. The funding supports broader deployment of the company's resilient, software-defined GNSS positioning technology for contested and degraded environments across aerospace, defense, and autonomous systems.
Sep 2026 · Locus LockNews article
LambdaVision, a biotech company using microgravity to manufacture an investigational protein-based artificial retina, closes a $7 million seed round. Seven Seven Six and Aurelia Foundry co-lead the financing in partnership with Seraphim Space, as LambdaVision seeks to help patients regain sight lost to retinal degenerative diseases.
Nov 2025 · LambdaVisionNews article
LambdaVision says it has closed a $7 million seed round led by Seven Seven Six and Aurelia Foundry Fund, with participation from Seraphim Space. The company says the funding supports operations through 2027, including scaling up manufacturing in LEO for artificial retinas.
Nov 2025 · PayloadNews article
Aerospace startup Rendezvous Robotics has opened its headquarters in Golden. The company aims to provide a method for building living and industrial structures in space, along with communications systems and solar arrays.
Oct 2025 · The Denver PostNews article