A SpaceX vet raised $65M to pull wire harnesses out of the Cold War era
Startup Senra has raised $65 million to modernize the manufacturing of wire harnesses, which are currently produced using outdated, manual processes. The company aims to improve safety and efficiency in aerospace and defense manufacturing through software and automation.
Why it matters
Modernizing critical infrastructure components like wiring is essential for the reliability of next-generation vehicles, rockets, and defense systems.
When Senra CEO Jordan Black was a SpaceX engineer, he took on the job of scaling up the company’s wire harnesses to support production of Starship, the company’s next-generation rocket.
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