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Five years ago KMI's three co-founders formally incorporated the company. Other numbers of note: The team has expanded to 20 full-time passionate experts, with an advisory board of five experienced trailblazers. KMI set up its first physical lab and office, with remote team connecting across nine states supporting numerous partners and projects across the US and the globe. This team and network were instrumental in the support of launching KMI's REACCH to the International Space Station, which at the time of this posting, has been in space for 17 days. Numbers cannot calculate or quantify the pride and gratefulness that those at KMI feel for the members of the team, our partners, and our supporters. To the next year and beyond - continuing the mission of Keeping Space Clear For All. Adam Kall Austin Morris Troy Morris #KeepingSpaceClearForAll

Really impressive what AI is able to do. This interview was conducted in English and dubbed into Spanish for this video -- my Spanish is no where near as good as this video would lead you to believe. They even managed to adjust the way my mouth moved to make it look like I was speaking Spanish. Pretty incredible. Well done Dave Sickert and noun team! https://lnkd.in/g-Cwtpjg?

Launch success! We are safely in orbit and expect to dock with the International Space Station National Laboratory (ISS) tomorrow morning (11/05/2024). Stay tuned for more updates! A big thank you to everyone who has been with us on this journey. We’re one step closer to #KeepingSpaceClearForAll.

Hear from Co-Founder & Director of Engineering, Austin Morris, on this milestone moment for KMI: “Representing Michigan on this global stage is a huge step for both KMI and sustainable space exploration. What started as a shared dream with co-founders Adam Kall and Troy Morris has become a reality, and now we’re launching into space. Thank you to everyone who’s been with us from the start.” Pictured: Austin at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, JSC, with REACCH prototype, set to launch to the International Space Station National Laboratory (ISS) for in-space testing on Nov. 4, 2024, at 9:29 p.m. EST via SpaceX CRS-31. *Launch is subject to delay*

Excited to announce our partnership with Calhoun county, TX to prepare for trial operations — estimated to start in 2027. Calhoun is an ideal location to demonstrate the potential of Jump Aero Incorporated to help first responders save lives with the JA1 Pulse.

Parents! Has your child ever been on an airplane ride that felt a little bumpy? That's called turbulence. It’s why we keep our seat belt on at all times to keep everyone safe! Watch this video with your child to help them prepare for their next flight. bit.ly/473wyR1 #CPSweek #TheRightSeat