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The page traces aerogel’s evolution and its uses, including Solarcore’s applications in space and industry.
Solarcore applies aerogel insulation to industrial, commercial, HVAC, automotive, and government solutions.
Sc_Foam_FR can pair with composites like mylar, kevlar, and wool for insulation in HVAC and energy applications.
NASA's aerogel tech used in space, now enhances outdoor footwear by providing unmatched warmth without the bulk making it perfect adventures.
Astronauts must be protected from extreme temperatures at both ends of the hot and cold spectrum with materials that perform.
After launching the Oros clothing brand that employs a similar high-performance insulation (Spinoff 2018), Michael Markesbery, CEO of Solarcore, wanted to use what his teams learned about insulation to revolutionize the insulation industry as a whole.
The Cincinnati Native's cold weather technology is being tested by the U.S. Department of Defense, the Blue Origin...
Solarcore’s aerogel technology originated from NASA’s insulation for spacecraft.
Oros Labs, a Portland, Ore.-based provider of thermal insulation solutions for outdoor equipment and clothes, raised $22m in Series B funding.
Solarcore focuses on developing materials for consumer, commercial, and government industries.
OROS Labs raised $22 million in Series B funding to expand in consumer, commercial, and government sectors.
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J.Lindeberg integrates NASA-developed aerogel into its **Solarcore® insulation technology**, now featured in the **Fall/Winter 2025 sportswear collection**. The lightweight, high-performance material aims to redefine outdoor apparel with advanced thermal protection. This marks the brand’s latest push into cutting-edge textiles for athletes and adventurers.
Mar 2026SolarcoreNews article
NASA develops a non-toxic, fire-retardant insulation material that improves battery safety. The innovation reduces fire risks in energy storage systems and other high-temperature applications. Tests demonstrate its effectiveness in containing flames without harmful chemicals.
Jan 2026spinoff.nasa.govNews article
Solarcore secures $30 million in funding led by Airbus Ventures, an investment arm specializing in technology. The company develops apparel for NASA and related industries. CEO Michael Markesbery oversees the expansion, though specific use cases or plans remain unstated.
Dec 2024Portland Business JournalNews article
Helly Hansen’s BiFrost Boot, featuring Solarcore’s aerogel insulation, wins the Red Dot Design Award. The boot achieves an extreme cold-weather rating of **-40°C**, addressing harsh working conditions. Solarcore’s lightweight, high-performance insulation enables the boot’s design and functionality. The award recognizes innovation in workwear footwear for demanding environments.
Jul 2024SolarcoreNews article