Space + frontier technology
Some empty spaces are literal.
Space, AI, longevity, robotics and technologies that may create entirely new categories of business.
What interests us.
Space infrastructureSatellite dataAI infrastructureRoboticsLongevityHuman performanceNew interfacesAutomation
Not because every frontier technology will work. Most will not. The interesting bit is working out which failures are cheap enough to buy the learning.
The map is useful. The blank bits are more interesting.
The questions.
Possible
What just became technically possible?
Falling costs, better models, cheaper sensors, launch economics and new infrastructure change the answer constantly.
Useful
Who actually needs it?
Frontier technology still has to collide with a real customer eventually.
Commercial
Can value be captured?
A profound technology can still be a terrible business. History has been unnecessarily thorough on this point.
Bring us strange things.
If the technology is difficult, early and commercially non-obvious, that is usually more interesting than another copy of something already working.
Bring us something worth thinking about
Working on something at the edge?
Tell us what has become possible that was not possible five years ago.
Tell us what is missing