ORiS
Develops wireless power transmission systems for space and dual-use applications, enabling energy delivery without physical connectors.
Overview
ORiS is developing wireless power transmission systems intended for space environments and dual-use applications. The company targets markets where remote, resilient energy transfer can support assets that are difficult to connect or service through conventional power infrastructure. The company’s positioning centers on applying wireless power to space and related defense or commercial use cases. ORiS raised a €5 million pre-seed round in July 2026 to advance development of its transmission systems.
Funding History
ORiS secures €5 million to develop wireless power transmission systems for space and dual-use applications
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much has ORiS raised in total?
- ORiS has raised a total of $5M across 1 funding round.
- Who are ORiS's investors?
- ORiS's investors include Earlybird.
- What does ORiS do?
- ORiS is developing wireless power transmission systems intended for space environments and dual-use applications. The company targets markets where remote, resilient energy transfer can support assets that are difficult to connect or service through conventional power infrastructure. The company’s positioning centers on applying wireless power to space and related defense or commercial use cases. ORiS raised a €5 million pre-seed round in July 2026 to advance development of its transmission systems.
- Where is ORiS headquartered?
- ORiS is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.
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