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MaC Unpacked 2026: DEEP TECH

2026-07-02 · 19:12 UTC ·MaC Venture Capital ·1 min read

Brief

MaC Unpacked 2026 panel (July 2, 2026) convened Stoke Space, Starfish Space, and Xona to showcase infrastructure for a new space economy. Stoke pitched fully reusable rockets built for daily, on‑demand launches; Starfish described small tugs for satellite life‑extension and debris removal; Xona presented Pulsar, the first commercial LEO navigation service — all backed by MaC.

Why it matters

Stoke Space is developing fully reusable rockets designed for daily flights to enable on‑demand, dramatically lower‑cost access to space.

Key details

  • Starfish Space builds small in‑space tugs that provide on‑demand transportation, extend satellite life, and perform orbital debris removal.
  • Xona’s Pulsar is the world’s first commercial Low Earth Orbit navigation service, delivering next‑generation satellite positioning for LEO operations.
Source evidence

MaC has been backing the new space economy since the beginning – and the results are speaking for themselves. This panel brings together three of the portfolio’s most advanced deep tech companies, each building critical infrastructure for life above Earth. Stoke Space is rethinking launch entirely, offering on-demand access to space at dramatically lower costs through fully reusable rockets designed for daily flights. Starfish Space builds small space tugs to provide on-demand in-space transportation services – extending satellite life and cleaning up orbital debris. Xona is building the next generation of satellite navigation with Pulsar, the world’s first commercial navigation service in Low Earth Orbit. Three companies. One thesis: the future of civilization runs through space.

Channel: MaC Venture Capital
Published: 2026-07-02
Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUGKMigMd3I