Sceye is an aerospace company, founded in 2014, that develops advanced high-altitude platform systems (HAPS). The company's technology is grounded in deep expertise in material science, with technical domains including aerospace engineering, helium retention, energy storage, weight reduction, and solar power. Its primary product is a series of solar-powered stratospheric platforms designed for long-duration flight.
These platforms are engineered to operate at altitudes between 60,000 and 65,000 feet, where they can remain airborne for months at a time. Innovations in helium retention, energy storage, and component weight reduction are central to achieving this endurance. The technology is aimed at applications in environmental monitoring and humanitarian efforts, reflecting the company's stated mission to improve life on the planet through a sustainable approach.
The company has a geographic presence in Moriarty, New Mexico, and Zug, Switzerland. Its work sits at the intersection of aerospace engineering and environmental technology, focusing on creating persistent stratospheric platforms for observation and connectivity.
