Founded 2019
Industry
Buildings
Elise Strobach
CEO
Kyle Wilke
CTO
Articles
- AeroShield Materials Targets Heating and Cooling Emissions by ‘Super-insulating’ Windows
- Energy & Sustainability Client Feature — AeroShield Materials
- Rice Alliance pitch event identifies 8 most-promising energy tech startups
- Healey-Driscoll Administration Awards Over $900K in Manufacturing Innovation Grants
- These climate tech companies just got $60 million
- $14.5 MILLION DOE GRANT FUELS DEVELOPMENT OF ADVANCED WINDOW AEROGELS
- AEROSHIELD MATERIALS OPENS NEW FACILITY TO INNOVATE ENERGY-EFFICIENT WINDOWS
About the Company
AeroShield manufactures a super-insulating, porous glass for energy efficient windows. Based on one of the most insulating materials in the world, AeroShield is twice as insulating as air and lighter than a marshmallow.
About the Solution
Making windows lighter, thinner, & more comfortable
The AeroShield material can be placed between two panes of glass, similar to a traditional double-pane, to create a product that is 50 percent more insulating than traditional windows, but with a payback period up to five times faster than windows of similar performance. This brings state-of-the-art thermal comfort, durability, and energy savings into homes at a price that consumers can afford.
The AeroShield Material: high-clarity silica aerogel
The AeroShield material was developed and patented at MIT to reach the highest clarity. This solid material is made up of 95 percent gas trapped inside pores that are so small the naked eye can’t see them. It’s these pores that reduce convection, while the glass nanoparticle backbone limits conduction and convection.