WarpWare Raises $1.2 Million for Spacecraft Software Platform

Oct 19, 2026
WarpWare raised $1.2 million to expand its AI enabled engineering platform for spacecraft flight software, simulation and testing.

WarpWare raised $1.2 million in a preseed round to expand its AI enabled engineering platform for space missions, according to Payload. Rockies Venture Club, Cowtown Angels, Aggie Angel Network, Vesper Alpha and Marlboro Lane Ventures participated alongside individual investors.

The platform covers flight software, guidance, navigation and control, simulation and testing. Its AI tools can perform engineering tasks and run multiple layers of testing, while engineers control where AI is used and approve outputs.

WarpWare says more than 20 organizations use its platform for projects including NASA science missions, lunar missions, launch vehicles and power transmission in space. The company will use the funding to expand its agent based engineering tools and increase sales and marketing.

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