CorIgnis Aerospace & Technology
CorIgnis is a deep-tech effort developing foundational systems across propulsion, energy handling, autonomy, and advanced computing. Our public-facing materials prioritize clarity, testability, and architecture framing, while avoiding sensitive implementation details.
Mission
Build scalable enabling technologies that support next-generation aerospace vehicles, habitats, and space infrastructure—while maintaining disciplined sequencing, risk-aware engineering, and responsible disclosure.
What “Aerospace & Technology” means here
Aerospace is a primary application domain, but the underlying work spans deep tech: energy systems, autonomy, advanced computing, and human–system interfaces that can serve multiple sectors.
Public materials policy
- Informational only (no product sales or solicitation).
- High-level architecture, sequencing, and capability framing.
- No proprietary control methods, detailed geometries, or experimental parameters.
- Program-specific details shared via appropriate process and protections.
For grants, investors, and reviewers
This site is designed to be stable over time: clear scope, portfolio structure, and externally visible updates. Where deeper technical evidence is required, materials can be provided in the expected format for the relevant submission pathway.
Giovanni “Gio” German
Gio is the founder of CorIgnis Aerospace & Technology. His focus is disciplined system development across propulsion, energy, AI, and advanced computing—balancing patent-first protection with selective public materials that support credible evaluation, peer feedback, and funding pathways.
Approach
- Architecture first: interfaces, sequencing, integration logic, testability
- Milestone-gated development: focus tiers with clear progression
- Evidence-driven iteration: prototypes, measurements, and refinement
Public posture
- Conservative claims and careful wording
- Publish what’s useful for review without exposing protected details
- Separate “portfolio overview” from “submission packages”