Topic page: Aerogel
R&D, market, and business data from Mergeflow.
What is aerogel?
Aerogel is a material derived from a gel, however the liquid component for the gel has been replaced with a gas without substantially affecting the gel structure. The result is a solid with very low density and very low thermal conductivity.
Technology Readiness Level
According to Mergeflow's data and analyses (see 360° Report), aerogels is present in venture capital, market estimates, and mainstream industry news.
This suggests a TRL rating of 'Mature' (TRL 7-9).
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Examples
Venture-backed company: OROS

Screenshot from www.orosapparel.com.
OROS is a venture-backed company that uses aerogel technology, originally developed by NASA to insulate spacecraft, to make outerwear that is thin, warm, and breathable.
www.orosapparel.comR&D: DLR Institute of Materials Research

Image from DLR, Institute of Materials Research.
Barbara Milow and her team study aerogels for making lithium sulfur batteries, insulation materials, and new kinds of (air) filters.
Institute website360° Report
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Data on aerogel applications
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Company details
Court Register
München, HRB 168854
VAT Reg. No.
DE 255 860 072
Managing Board
Dr. Florian Wolf
Legal Status
Aktiengesellschaft
Registered Office
München
Supervisory Board Chairman
Dr. Richard Sizmann