Elodin

Elodin is a platform for building, testing and deploying autonomous systems. It offers aerospace grade hardware and software for drones and satellites. The company offers a simulation platform, the Aleph flight computer and flight software. Its website is elodin.systems.

The simulation toolkit uses Rust and Python. It is built on XLA and JAX and runs on a GPU. Users can write custom physics simulations. The site says the simulations can run in the cloud for large numbers of tests. It also lists Monte Carlo runs with hundreds of thousands of simulations at once.

Aleph is an open source flight computer. The site says it is modular and supports commercial off the shelf parts. It uses an NVIDIA Jetson Orin module for AI tasks at the edge. The site lists a datasheet download and an open development platform.

The flight software is ready to run out of the box. It can run software and hardware tests in the loop. The site also lists a satellite attitude control system, called satellite ADCS. It offers live telemetry for monitoring missions.

The site lists use cases for drones in extreme weather, cargo delivery drones, 1U CubeSats and defense design. It names Daniel Driscoll as CEO, Tom Gurka as CCO and Akhil Velagapudi as lead systems engineer. The site says the company is not hiring now.

The site has a Discord community, a newsletter, documentation and a store. It has a contact form. The site lists LinkedIn, X, Instagram and YouTube accounts. No phone number or street address is listed.