Full-Time
Develops electromechanical systems for aerospace
$102k - $147k/yr
Mid, Senior
Longmont, CO, USA
Position requires onsite presence in Longmont, CO.
US Citizenship Required
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Honeybee Robotics develops advanced electromechanical systems for both terrestrial and space applications, focusing on enhancing user experiences and extending technological capabilities. The company primarily serves clients in the aerospace and defense sectors, including NASA, by providing research and development services tailored to specific client needs. Their products are designed to meet high-performance standards, and they secure funding through contracts and grants, particularly from government agencies. Notable achievements include the successful testing of their PlanetVac system and the deployment of a solar array on a space mission. Acquired by Ensign Bickford Industries in 2017, Honeybee Robotics aims to further advance spacecraft and robotic technologies.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Grant
Total Funding
$27.8M
Headquarters
Longmont, Colorado
Founded
1983
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Honeybee Robotics has been selected for DARPA's 10-Year Lunar Architecture (LunA-10) Capability Study to develop and integrate its technology LUNARSABER (Lunar Utility Navigation with Advanced Remote Sensing and Autonomous Beaming for Energy Redistribution).
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