Companies connected to KULR

High-power cell supplier on KULR ONE Air unmanned systems packs.

Molicel’s high-discharge cylindrical cells pair with Amprius energy cells inside KULR pack architecture so airframes can mix energy density with burst power.

Selected KULR ONE Space (K1S) as battery provider for a forthcoming mission.

Argo chose NASA-standard K1S systems built on lightweight REACH architecture, manufactured at KULR’s Webster, Texas facility. The win was a May 2026 tape catalyst.

K1S will power JOY, a 7-DOF free-flyer bound for ISS in early 2027.

Under JOYRIDE-1, KULR supplies KULR ONE Space batteries for JOY’s autonomous navigation and manipulator load. Icarus cited KULR’s space-qualified architecture and NASA heritage.

Co-developer of the eR66 battery system on KULR ONE architecture.

March 2026 agreement puts KULR into crewed eVTOL-adjacent aviation. The eR66 pack is targeted through late 2026; third-party reports pegged the program near $30 million of design and production potential.

Street map only. KULR has not named Neros as the customer.

Official prints (29 Apr and 2 Jun 2026): initial K1A orders from an unnamed U.S. FPV/defense UAS maker (~$1M in, >$5M 2026 opportunity cited) and a prototype battery contract with a U.S.-based military drone manufacturer. The street maps that OEM to Neros (sometimes Anduril-adjacent). KULR has not printed the name. This node stays on the constellation as a watch — not a confirmed customer — until an 8-K or IR release says it.

Qualification heritage, FTRC / Annex work, and NASA-standard K1S packs.

KULR’s carbon-fiber thermal runaway shielding and K1S architecture grew out of NASA battery-safety work. Space packs for Argo and Icarus are built to NASA-standard design rules at the Texas plant.

Record endurance flight using K1A-FLIGHT packs with Factorial cells.

KULR publicly congratulated Titan Dynamics on a record endurance flight powered by K1A-FLIGHT packs — a field proof point for the Factorial + KULR drone stack.

State-backed support tied to Texas battery / space production.

KULR’s Webster / Houston-area manufacturing ramp (including space-rated lines near Ellington / Houston Spaceport) sits inside Texas’s space-industrial push, including prior Texas Space Commission funding.

DeepSpace-2 mission support with KULR space batteries.

KULR has been cited as a battery supplier supporting AstroForge deep-space mission hardware — another K1S-class space customer beyond Argo and Icarus.

Thermal-runaway shielding overlap; TRS cooling IP in the safety stack.

KULR’s original carbon-fiber thermal runaway shield remains core IP. Adjacent cooling and enclosure work (including Viridi-related TRS coverage) sits in the same safety-certification story that NASA and DoD buyers underwrite.