The brief
- Raised $130M total ($20M Series A in early 2024, $100M Series B in May 2026); headquarters in Kearny, New Jersey.
- Eos neutron source targets 2030 operations, selling tritium and medical isotopes before Helios power plant.
- Planar HTS coils with dynamic software control simplify magnet design. DOE certified Helios pilot plant design in January 2026.
Technical approach
Planar HTS coils
High-temperature superconductor coils in planar arrays replace 3D magnet systems. Software controls field geometry in real time.
Mass-producible fabrication
Planar coils are wrapped with a machine called Zeus. Approach reduces complexity versus hand-wound or 3D-printed magnets.
Isotope revenue before power
Eos operates as neutron source and isotope producer before Helios. Revenue from tritium and medical isotopes funds long-term R&D.
