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Skyryse develops FlightOS, a fly-by-wire flight automation and simplified control system retrofittable to existing helicopters and general aviation aircraft; raised $95M+ including a $50M round; partnered with Robinson Helicopter Company;
Skyryse is an aviation technology company founded in 2016 by Mark Groden, a former executive at SpaceX and Google[x], and headquartered in El Segundo, California. The company's flagship product is FlightOS — a fly-by-wire flight automation platform designed to make flying safer and more accessible by replacing traditional manual flight controls with a simplified touchscreen interface combined with automated flight assistance. FlightOS handles complex flying tasks automatically — such as hovering, attitude control, and emergency maneuvers — reducing pilot workload to the point that less-experienced pilots can operate aircraft safely. The system is designed to retrofit into existing certified aircraft rather than requiring new airframe development, which gives Skyryse a faster path to market than eVTOL companies building new aircraft types.
SF commercial fleet repair marketplace with 24-hour turnaround guarantee and 50% price savings; YC W24 $1.4M revenue competing for the $177B US fleet repair market with vetted service center network.
Carma is a San Francisco-based B2B marketplace for commercial fleet vehicle repair and maintenance — providing fleet operators with same-day repair access, guaranteed 24-hour turnaround commitments, transparent upfront quotes, and a vetted network of service center partners that collectively deliver 50% median price savings and 30% annual cost reduction for fleet maintenance spending. Founded in 2023 and backed by Y Combinator (W24), Carma generated $1.4 million in revenue in 2024 with 9 employees targeting the $177 billion US fleet repair market and $573 billion global fleet repair and maintenance opportunity.
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