Last updated 2026-06-19 · How this list is compiled
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Notable Exits
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Company
Founders
2026-06-02
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Startup Directory
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Hermeus Series CHigh-speed aircraft -
Varda Series DManufacturing in outer space -
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LeoLabs Series BLow earth orbit mapping -
Stoke Space Series DReusable space rockets -
Odys Aviation YC S21Hybrid vertical takeoff and landing aircraft -
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Airhart Aeronautics YC S22Airplanes that anyone can fly -
TechnoCarbon SeedHigh performance low carbon materials -
Exploration and extraction of space resources -
CAD simulation software -
IONA SeedAutonomous delivery network for rural areas -
Prediction analysis for airports and aircrafts
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Big Red Startups?
Big Red Startups is a directory of 17 startups founded by Cornell University alumni and students, listed with founders, funding stage, location, and links.
Who founded the startups listed here?
Every company was founded or co-founded by a Cornell University alum or student. Each listing names its Cornellian founders.
Which Cornell alumni startups have been acquired or gone public?
See the Cornell startup exits list at https://bigredai.org/exits, covering acquisitions and IPOs of Cornell-founded companies.
How can I add a Cornell startup?
Use the “Submit a startup” button on the directory at https://bigredai.org/startups to submit a Cornell-founded company for review.