Gravitics has big ambitions for building space stations.

Current generation modules for space stations are at about four meters in diameter.

These behind me are eight and as we get new launch capability coming online from like say the new

Glen vehicle that Jeff Bezos's company is building or Elon Musk's company building,

Starship, these new six and eight meter class vehicles

are coming online, opening up new masses to orbit

and expanded volumes.

So this unit should have about half the volume of the

International Space Station in just one of our units.

Grievitic CEO and founder Colin Dawn wants the three-year-old

startup to become the go-to hardware supplier for

companies developing in-space infrastructure. Recently, it in-25 million

dollar deal with Axiom Space to do just that. Make modules to expand Axiom's planned commercial space station.

We're kind of the developer to other people's operators or if you want the Boeing to other people's

United and Delta. We'll provide you the infrastructure hardware.

We will double down on those Cap-X investments

in our factory and give you turn key scalability

when you're ready to purchase them.

On this episode, the serial space entrepreneur on how Gravidix is positioning itself for a commercialized

low-Earth orbit and how the funding landscape has changed since Dawn started out in the space business.

I'm Morgan Brennan and this is Manifest Space.

Joining me now, Colin Dawn, the CEO and founder of Gravidix.

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