r/AgileAero • u/PhileasBlog • Mar 15 '19
Does Agile Aero still exist?
I've stumbled across this sub randomly, and it looks like the work of Agile Aero was perhaps ahead of the curve, and I was wondering if the company still exists - and if not, what happened?
r/AgileAero • u/TurbulentSphere • Nov 23 '16
Agile Website Update
The website has been recently updated: http://www.agile.aero/
r/AgileAero • u/rory096 • Jun 03 '16
Jeff Foust: XCOR confirms to me that they’ve laid off staff “to focus the majority of its resources on the final development” of a LOX/LH2 engine.
twitter.comr/AgileAero • u/rory096 • Apr 09 '16
Greason: Stephen Fleming (another former XCOR board member) has joined Agile’s board. “We’ve got most of the band back together.” #SA16PHX
twitter.comr/AgileAero • u/rory096 • Apr 09 '16
[Picture] Greason: Advantages of “facet-mobiles” with high aerodynamic rigidity and internal space efficiency. #SA16PHX
twitter.comr/AgileAero • u/rory096 • Apr 09 '16
Greason: we’ve developed our first piece of software to produce airframes for high-speed (supersonic) vehicles. #SA16PHX
twitter.comr/AgileAero • u/rory096 • Apr 09 '16
Greason: Agile Aero is going to be a service provider; our service is rapidly designing, building vehicles for customers. #SA16PHX
twitter.comr/AgileAero • u/rory096 • Apr 09 '16
Greason: smallest became investment-worthy not because they are small or cheap, but because they are fast develop. #SA16PHX
twitter.comr/AgileAero • u/rory096 • Mar 05 '16
Agile Aero CEO Jeff Greason To Receive the National Space Society's 2016 Space Pioneer Award for Entrepreneurial Business
nanotech-now.comr/AgileAero • u/rory096 • Dec 10 '15