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Startup · United States

GoHypersonic

HQ Dayton11-50 employees

Our team conducts all phases of research and development of hypersonic systems, from design, to fabrication and flight testing. We specialize in hypersonic propulsion-airframe integration and scramjet engine development.

Website

Systems1

LINK3D

A parallel multiblock topology‑based grid generation package offered under a commercial license.

Maturity not rated

Newest unveiled first. Open a system for its milestone timeline, components and sources.

Capabilities2

  • Developer
    Company-reported capability or material relationship; this mapping does not imply government endorsement, qualification or a contract.
    —Reported
  • Developer
    Company-reported capability or material relationship; this mapping does not imply government endorsement, qualification or a contract.
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Maturity and TRL describe this organization's work; the field-wide maturity is on each technology's page.

Sources4

Profile2

  1. 1

    Sixth-Domain · Supports Organization · kind

    “{"group": "startups", "id": "ff6e95d8-4f35-45d3-86dd-d48e310f20b0", "name": "GoHypersonic"}”
  2. 2

    LinkedIn · Supports Organization · ownership

    “Type Privately Held”

Systems1

  1. 3

    GoHypersonic · Supports Organization · description, Organization · name, Organization · website, Organization technology, System

    “Our team conducts all phases of research and development of hypersonic systems, from design, to fabrication and flight testing. We specialize in hypersonic propulsion-airframe integration and scramjet engine development.”

People1

  1. 4

    Crunchbase · Supports Organization · country, Organization · employee range, Organization · hq city, Organization · linkedin url, Role

    “country: US”

Government identifiers1

UEI
E2DLZMNA2361
confirmed · Checked Oct 9, 2026
Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗

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