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StemRad

Wearable radiation protection shielding for bone marrow survival

Israel
11-50

Latest event found: 6 Aug 2026 · 2 months ago

Vitality Radar

47
Current
6M History
Industry
Updated 25 days ago

Pillar Analysis

Presence
The analyst’s view of digital footprint. Shown for context; not part of the score.
72
Business
Dated funding, customer wins, partnerships and acquisitions made, less down rounds, litigation and regulatory action.
12
Innovation
Dated product launches and regulatory clearances, less products retired.
66
Pulse
Direction: dated events in the last 90 days against the 90 before. 50 is flat.
79
Capacity
Dated hiring, leadership hires, expansion and certifications, less layoffs, departures and closures.
insufficient evidence

Strategic Assessment

Strategic Vector

StemRad is pursuing a dual-use radiation-protection strategy spanning spaceflight, defense, nuclear emergency response, and first-responder markets, with AstroRad validation through Artemis I and 360 Gamma adoption by the U.S. National Guard. Its strategic position is strengthened by NASA, Lockheed Martin, DLR, and Israeli space-sector relationships, but public evidence of recent commercial scale and organizational expansion remains limited.

Efficiency Ratio

The company appears resource-efficient, converting a small reported workforce of 11–50 employees into high-value aerospace validation and defense procurement, although limited public revenue and delivery data prevent precise assessment.

Evidence Signals

Product Launch HIGH IMPACT HIGH CONF 6 Aug 2026

Research and project reporting stated that AstroRad significantly reduced radiation exposure to critical organs during major solar particle events, based on Artemis I data.

View source International and lunar spaceflight context

Background · older than 12 months

Customer Win HIGH IMPACT MEDIUM CONF 20 Dec 2023

StemRad announced a $4.4 million contract with the National Guard Bureau for its 360 Gamma selective-shielding technology.

View source United States
Product Launch HIGH IMPACT MEDIUM CONF 20 Dec 2023

AstroRad completed the Artemis I lunar mission, with dosimeter data indicating approximately 60% reduction in radiation exposure from solar particle events.

View source Lunar orbit and United States
Partnership MEDIUM IMPACT HIGH CONF 15 Dec 2022

A Redwire-led project with StemRad successfully manufactured an AstroRad vest subunit aboard the International Space Station using low-density polyethylene, supported by Space Florida and the Israel Innovation Authority.

View source International Space Station
Award LOW IMPACT LOW CONF 1 Jan 2020

StemRad’s technology was selected for the Jerusalem Post’s Top 10 Israeli Inventions of the Decade.

View source Israel
Partnership HIGH IMPACT HIGH CONF 17 Apr 2018

NASA, the German Aerospace Center, and the Israel Space Agency signed an agreement to fly StemRad’s AstroRad vest on NASA’s Artemis I mission.

View source United States and Israel
Funding MEDIUM IMPACT MEDIUM CONF 4 Dec 2017

StemRad completed a $6.5 million Series C round, bringing disclosed private funding without grants to $12 million.

View source Tampa, Florida, United States

About
Manufactures personal protective equipment designed to selectively shield bone marrow from gamma radiation. The product line includes the 360 Gamma belt for first responders and the AstroRad vest for deep-space astronaut protection, utilizing ergonomic designs to maximize survival without restricting mobility.
Relevancy
Provides critical radiation protection for military personnel in nuclear environments and space operations. AstroRad vest protects astronauts during deep space missions, while 360 Gamma enables first responders to operate in radiological emergencies. Essential for nuclear incident response and space-based military operations.
Tags
#radiation-protection #AstroRad-vest #360-Gamma #space-missions #nuclear-emergency #first-responders #bone-marrow-protection #NASA-partnership

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