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MaintainPR client Eonix was recently written up in PC Magazine
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How Hypersonic Flight Could Transform Transatlantic Flights — WSJ
Mikhail Kokorich, Destinus’ CEO, recently joined Julia Chatterley on CNN broadcast as the race for hypersonic passenger flight heats up.
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MaintainPR client Pyka was written up by Forbe’s leading aerospace reporter after unveiling a cargo version of Pelican, with a maximum range of 150 miles when carrying a full load of 400 pounds.
Read more in this post, also selected as an “Editor’s Pick”
This Robot Electric Cargo Plane Could Be The Start Of A Wave That Transforms Shipping
MaintainPR client Pyka is the only company in the world with commercial approval to fly large autonomous electric aircraft. They recently took the wraps off a newer, larger plane that will be crop spraying specific fields in the U.S.A. and Latin America called Pelican. Forbes and Aviation Week have coverage.
“Pyka Tests Unmanned Crop Sprayer on U.S. Farms” — Aviation Week
Scott Wapner of Halftime Report talked with Brian Kabot, chief investment officer of Stable Road Capital. The company is taking Momentus public through a $1.2 billion SPAC deal.
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CNBC’s Michael Sheetz did a deep dive on the most exciting space investment since Virgin Galactic hit the market.
Reskilling company, and MaintainPR client GoSkills was recently written up in the Bay Area’s most respected daily about their efforts.
Read more about the surge that GoSkills has seen for Excel, Python, design training and more — as well as the social good initiative they started to discount their modules when the pandemic started.
“Coronavirus is a business opportunity for reskilling companies” — SF Chronicle
MaintainPR client Momentus is the first in-space transportation company, and their servicing offering has had newspace verticals excited for years.
This CNBC piece by Michael Sheetz talks through the ramifications of Momentus’ proprietary technology and explains the coming in-orbit economy that Momentus will power, and it helped spread the word to a much wider business and consumer audience!
“Space startup Momentus provides ‘last mile delivery’ for satellites launched on any rocket” — CNBC
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MaintainPR contact Hans Christian Boos (CEO of influential AI startup Arago) recently spoke on a united EU government approach he is helping to spearhead. TechCrunch has the story.
“Europe’s PEPP-PT COVID-19 contacts tracing standard push could be squaring up for a fight with Apple and Google” — TechCrunch
MaintainPR client Pyka are designing and manufacturing large electric aircraft for a variety of real world autonomous applications — right out of Oakland! They currently fly the world's only commercially approved autonomous electric aircraft in use for agricultural sprayers in rural environments.
TechCrunch recently covered this innovative young startup’s seed led by Prime Movers Lab and with participation from Y Combinator.
“Pyka and its autonomous, electric crop-spraying drone land $11M seed round” — TechCrunch
MaintainPR client Lily AI is a female led (and coded) platform focused on using deep learning to help brands better convert customers through emotionally tailored recommendations.
The experienced team, including SXSW Award winner Purva Gupta and former Box/Yahoo tech lead Sowmiya Chocka Narayanan, have recently announced a $12.5 million Series A led by Canaan Partners. Prior investors NEA, Unshackled and Fernbrook Capital also took part in the funding event.
Read more on TechCrunch for how a personal shopping pain point from Purva led to leading AI and Machine Learning solving multiple issues for big brands and retailers.
“Lily AI raises a $12.5M Series A led by Canaan to accelerate its e-commerce recommendation tech” — TechCrunch
MaintainPR client Momentus are transforming the business implications of getting around in orbit. They recently announced a $25.5MM series A investment round led by Prime Movers Lab and featuring investment from Y Combinator, the Lerner Family, the University of Wyoming Foundation, Quiet Capital, Mountain Nazca, ACE & Company, Liquid 2 Ventures, Drake Management, and others. This brings the total investment sum for Momentus to $34MM.
View some of the coverage we secured.
“Momentus Raises $25.5M for In-space Shuttle Services” — Space News
“In-space Shuttle Service Momentus Raises $25.5 Million” — TechCrunch
“Startup that wants to ferry items in deep space raises $25.5M” — Forbes