SpaceX goes public today. Reportedly the largest IPO ever.
We have a small confession: our atoms got to orbit before the shares did.
June 2021. A SpaceX Transporter-2 rideshare. On board: a Spire Global LEMUR-2 satellite powered by lithium-ion batteries with a few things worth noting:
→ Protected by Forge Nano’s Particle ALD technology, applied one atomic layer at a time
→ Built with 100% domestically sourced electrode materials
→ As far as we know, the first ALD-enabled battery technology ever sent to space
Space is the world’s worst warranty environment.
→ No repairs.
→ No replacements.
→ No mercy.
In orbit, battery degradation doesn’t mean a maintenance ticket. It means reduced mission life.
That’s why surface engineering matters.
Today, our Atomic Armor® platform helps critical materials perform longer, survive harsher environments, and unlock better products, one atomic layer at a time.
So while the market values the rocket, we’ll keep working on the materials that make advanced technology tough enough for the job.
To everyone celebrating the IPO: congratulations. Genuinely historic.
To everyone building what goes on those rockets: let’s talk.