Inversion Space

Inversion Space designs, manufactures, and operates autonomous reentry vehicles for rapid cargo delivery from low Earth orbit. The company's flagship product, Arc, is a space-based delivery capsule capable of precision landing anywhere on Earth in under an hour. Arc spacecraft are designed for multi-year orbital storage, forming pre-positioned constellations that function as an on-demand logistics network. The vehicle also serves as a hypersonic test platform, replicating threat trajectories at realistic speeds for defense applications.

Inversion's first spacecraft, Ray, launched in January 2025 aboard SpaceX's Transporter-12 mission and validated key subsystems for the Arc program. Ray was developed in-house by a 25-person team for under $1 million. The company holds an FAA spacecraft reentry license and has secured a $71 million contract from the U.S. Space Force through SpaceWERX, along with selection for the $1.45 billion MACH-TB 2.0 hypersonic test program via Kratos Defense. Founded in 2021 by Justin Fiaschetti and Austin Briggs, both former propulsion engineers, Inversion operates from facilities in the Los Angeles area.