# Jordan Noone

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Watch Relativity Space try to launch a 3D-printed rocket into orbit at 1PM Eastern (update: scrubbed)

You might soon see a milestone moment in 3D printing. Startup Relativity Space expects to launch Terran 1, billed as the largest 3D-printed object to attempt orbital flight, at 1PM Eastern. You can watch the Cape Canaveral launch of the inaugural "Good Luck Have Fun" mission through a livestream st…

Relativity Space's 3D Printed Terran 1 rocket, SpaceX CRS-27, and 1st Thoughts on our new telescope- Vespera!

On this episode, Alex discusses Relativity Space and their 3D printed rocket Terran 1 which took to the pad twice, went through both 3 hour windows for launch, and scrubbed both times. BUT still have a rocket to try and launch again on March 22 10PM EDT. While scrubs hurt us emotionally, they are p…

Jordan Noone On Building A $4 Billion Business By 3D Printing Rockets And Investing In Space Tech Startups

Jordan Noone was the youngest person in the world to get FAA clearance to fly a rocket into space. His venture capital firm, Embedded Ventures, has funded startups like Slingshot Aerospace (Series A Round), Chromatic, and KittyCAD. The post Jordan Noone On Building A $4 Billion Business By 3D Prin…

Investing in Deeptech Space Startups - The New Frontier, with Jenna Bryant, Co-Founder & CEO, Embedded Ventures

Great VCs and fund managers can come from anyway and Jenna Bryant, a true force of nature is living proof of that. Together with her co-founder Jordan Noone, both from non-traditional backgrounds, they created Embedded Ventures as a next generation VC firm investing in early -stage startups in deep…

Ep.558 ~ A $4.2 Billion Company That 3D Prints Rockets ~ Jordan Noone

As a 20 year old, our guest today became the youngest person to launch a rocket that could reach space and he actually made it happen! At 30, he built and launched the world’s first 3D printed rocket - that was printed on the world’s largest 3D printer that his company developed. He also founded th…

HP#161 ~ Biggest Mistakes in Fundraising Over $1 Billion ~ Jordan Noone

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Jordan Noone: From Legos To 3D Printed Rockets

This week Andrew talks with entrepreneur & aerospace engineer Jordan Noone. In 2015, Jordan co-founded Relativity Space to build 3D printed reusable rockets — based on an initial concept drawn on the back of a coffee shop receipt. The company went on to build & launch the world’s first 3D printed r…

Jordan Noone, GP at Embedded Ventures, on creating 3D printed rockets & AI disrupts hardware design!

Jordan lead the 3D printed rocket revolution Co-Founding Relativity Space, last valued at $4.2B, and now is on a mission to disrupt how hardware is made through the Zoo software from his venture studio/fund! In his early 20s, he ushered in a new wave of development for rockets, by believing 3D prin…

Exploring the differences of hardware & software startups w/ Jessie Frazelle @ Zoo

Today, we’re talking about the intersection between the software eng & hardware eng communities with Jessie Frazelle, Co-founder & CEO @ Zoo. She shares her founder story with us, along with what the early days of building a hardware and hardware-adjacent company looked like. Jessie dissects the di…

Text-to-CAD: AI Revolutionizing Hardware Design with Jordan Noone of Zoo

In this episode, Molly O'Shea is joined by Jordan Noone, an aerospace engineer, former Founding CTO of Relativity Space, Co-Founder and General Partner at Embedded Ventures, and Executive Chairman at Zoo. Zoo is automating hardware development, and their Text2CAD technology - an AI-powered CAD …