Greater Colorado Venture Fund

Agile Space Industries designs, builds, and tests in-space propulsion systems for satellites and spacecraft, using 3D metal alloy printing. It manufactures and tests new engine designs at a dedicated propulsion test facility in Durango, Colorado. The company offers storable monopropellant and bipropellant thrusters, propulsion systems for space-vehicle form factors, and mission-optimized interfaces for launch vehicles, spacecraft, and payloads. It provides diagnostic testing services spanning atmospheric, altitude, and vacuum environments, along with component, integrated module, system, and vehicle testing, plus rapid propulsion development and diagnostic propulsion testing, including altitude- and vacuum-system conditioning and high-resolution pressure and flow measurements. With more than a decade of rocket engine testing experience in defense, civil, and commercial programs, Agile Space Industries has collaborated with partners including SpaceX, NASA, and Rocketdyne.

Bravrr, LLC is a company based in Canon City, Colorado, founded in 2019, that specializes in the development of wearable diagnostic and therapeutic tools. Its flagship product, BruxRelief, is a smart biofeedback wearable designed to address bruxism disorder, which affects about one in three people yet remains largely undiagnosed. BruxRelief is an innovative headband equipped with advanced sensors and artificial intelligence to monitor and analyze users' clenching and grinding behaviors related to bruxism. By connecting to a smartphone app, it provides insights into nighttime bruxism activities and sleep patterns, enabling users to identify stress triggers and adopt measures to mitigate these harmful behaviors. Bravrr aims to revolutionize the bruxism market, which is valued at over $9 billion, by offering a user-friendly and effective alternative to traditional, complex diagnostic devices.