Bridgit Mendler
@bridgitmendler
CEO, Co-founder @northwoodspace
This new generation of space requires capacity at scale for dynamic missions. That's why we: - built the most powerful commercial multi-orbit phased array in 9 months (LEO, MEO, GEO) - assembled in 5 days - will be deploying and operational for customers on multiple continents…
We have successfully demonstrated that our Portal system can deliver 1kW of transmit power and sub-picowatt receive, supporting LEO, MEO and GEO. With arrayed configurations of this module, Northwood has built the highest power commercial communications phased array.…
congratulations team @_Andrenam_ !
I'm excited to announce our $10M fundraise! Currently in D.C. meeting with some awesome folks on the Hill and reflecting on how far we've come. Just a year ago, @alex__chu__ and I were bootstrapping our first prototype in a garage. Now, we're announcing our $10M fundraise led…
More sites, more dirt photos from @NorthwoodSpace
New @NorthwoodSpace site underway. Never been more excited to see photos of piles of dirt
Thanks @rmpodnar and @Via_Satellite ! satellitetoday.com/technology/202…
Northwood Space takes a significant step toward commercial operations of its phased array antennas, with the intent of increasing downlink capacity from satellites in orbit. arstechnica.com/space/2025/07/…
go @K2SpaceCo !
We're continuing to burn down technical risk as we bring the K2 platform online. - First successful in-space demo in the books - Hit max power (20kW) with on-the-ground tests of the hall thruster The full platform is now coming together on the factory floor, tracking…
Satellites can’t deliver data without ground stations — and today’s ground tech can’t keep up. We’re building a faster, cheaper way to scale that critical infrastructure. Thanks @SpaceSciGuy for digging in with the team. arstechnica.com/space/2025/06/…
Thanks for your attention on our story @SciGuySpace
I went in depth here on Bridgit Mendler and Northwood Space, one of the most intriguing stories in the space industry today. arstechnica.com/space/2025/06/…
What are these meddling kids up to in the parking lot?
