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Silicon Microgravity

🇬🇧 Waterbeach, Cambridge, United Kingdom · Founded 2014 · 11-50 employees

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GPS-free sensing and navigation technology company based in Cambridge. Silicon Microgravity is a deeptech startup based in Waterbeach, Cambridge, United Kingdom, founded 2014, with $7.8M raised to date.

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Total raised

$7.8M

Business model

hardware

Key differentiator

Their resonant MEMS technology delivers chip-scale gravimeters capable of detecting changes down to 10 nanoG, enabling underground tunnel/bunker detection and precise navigation without GPS at a lower cost than traditional sensors.

Target customer

defence ministries, aerospace companies, autonomous vehicle/robotics firms, oil & gas operators, mining companies, and geophysical surveyors

Sectors

deeptechdefenseaerospaceroboticsoil & gasgeophysicshardware

Key investors

IP Group, Parkwalk, BP Ventures, Cambridge Enterprise, UK Innovation & Science Seed Fund (UKI2S), Oxford Innovation EIS Growth Fund, Oxford Innovation Finance’s Angel Network (OION), Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA), Future Planet Capital, Touchstone Innovations

Notable achievements

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Frequently asked questions

What does Silicon Microgravity do?
GPS-free sensing and navigation technology company based in Cambridge.
Where is Silicon Microgravity based?
Silicon Microgravity is based in Waterbeach, Cambridge, United Kingdom, founded in 2014.
How much has Silicon Microgravity raised?
Silicon Microgravity has raised $7.8M in tracked funding.
Who has invested in Silicon Microgravity?
Investors in Silicon Microgravity include IP Group, Parkwalk, BP Ventures, Cambridge Enterprise, UK Innovation & Science Seed Fund (UKI2S), Oxford Innovation EIS Growth Fund, Oxford Innovation Finance’s Angel Network (OION) and Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA).