Astrileux's EUV photomask development and on-orbit research are backed by a combination of federal research funding, venture investment, and access to the ISS National Laboratory.
The National Science Foundation supports foundational and applied research in advanced materials and semiconductor manufacturing processes underlying Astrileux's photomask program.
NASA's interest in on-orbit manufacturing research connects Astrileux's microgravity photomask work to the agency's broader in-space production and technology initiatives.
The Center for the Advancement of Science in Space manages the ISS National Laboratory and facilitates Astrileux's access to microgravity for photomask and materials research.
Draper Ventures is a venture capital investor backing Astrileux's growth and expansion.
E2MC (Earth to Mars Capital) is a venture capital firm investing in Astrileux's photomask and space manufacturing programs.
