VXB Aerospace develops generative engineering software for complex aerospace and defence hardware. Its platform combines physics, materials, cost, manufacturability and supply constraints to produce buildable component and system designs for satellite, drone and other advanced-hardware programmes.
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VXB turns engineering requirements into design tradespaces that account for electromagnetic, plasma and astrodynamics simulations, material choices, factory tolerances and component availability. Engineers can use the platform to create new hardware or revise an existing design around performance, cost and sourcing constraints while retaining control of the final configuration.
The company began in Sydney and is now headquartered in Los Angeles with an engineering presence in Australia. Its software has been used by an aerospace manufacturer and a satellite-hardware startup, and the Prospero upgrade extends the workflow from individual components to complete systems, including drone configurations and allied-supply-chain requirements.