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OKEAN SOLUTIONS INC

Seattle, WA · Aerospace · Private

MONSID: a model-based diagnostic software system for autonomous fault detection and identification in propellant and aerospace systems

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Updated · okeansolutions.com

Sector
Aerospace
Headquarters
Seattle, WA
Total capital
$4.4M
Federal grants
$1.4M
4 awards · 2016–2025
Rank in peer group#24 of 44
Private capital raised
None on recordNo Form D filings on SEC EDGAR. Some raises are not filed.
Federal contracts
$3M
8 awards · Defense, NASA
Rank in Aerospace#420 of 1335
Granted patents
None on recordNo USPTO grants. Applications publish after 18 months.

Capital timeline

2013201520172019202120232025FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $4.4M$755K$750K$745K$375K$850K$150K
2013201720212025FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $4.4M$755K$750K$745K$850K

Latest events

  • Federal contractNASA · SBIR I System Health Monitoring For Deep Space Electrical Power Systems$150K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · SBIR I System Health Monitoring For Deep Space Electrical Power Systems$150K
  • Federal contractDefense · SBIR Phase I$136K
  • Federal contractNASA · EO14042 SBIR Phase II Fault Management Analysis Tool For Model Centric Systems Engineering$850K
  • Federal contractNASA · Fault Management Analysis Tool For Model Centric Systems Engineering$131K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · Model-based Fault Diagnosis for Ground and Propulsion Systems$125K
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase II · Model-Based Architecture for Responsive Spacecraft Autonomy$375K
Show 5 earlier federal awards
  • Federal contractDefense · In The Phase I SBIR The Contractor Developed Models For And Tested A Model-based, Fault Detection/isolation System (marple) For Spacecraft Attitude Systems. This System Was Tested And Verified On A High-fidelity Spacecraft Attitude Control System (acs) Simulation Capable Of Generating Nominal And Fault Case Data With Sensor Noise. The Fault Management System Was Able To Correctly Diagnose Spontaneous Faults Including Biases, Fail Off, And Stale Data. In Addition, The Fault Management System Was $745K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · Model-Based Off-Nominal State Isolation and Detection System for Autonomous Fault Management$750K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf The Proposed Model-based Fault Management System Addresses The Need For Cost-effective Solutions That Enable Higher Levels Of Onboard Spacecraft Autonomy To Reliably Maintain Operational Capabilities. The System Will Provide Onboard Off-nominal State Detection And Isolation Capabilities That Are Key Components To Assessing Spacecraft State Awareness. The Ability To Autonomously Isolate Spacecraft Failures To Component Levels Will Enable Faster Recovery Thereby Reducing Down Time. Mo$755K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf The Proposed Model-based Fault Management System Addresses The Need For Cost-effective Solutions That Enable Higher Levels Of Onboard Spacecraft Autonomy To Reliably Maintain Operational Capabilities. The System Will Provide Onboard Off-nominal State Detection And Isolation Capabilities That Are Key Components To Assessing Spacecraft State Awareness. The Ability To Autonomously Isolate Spacecraft Failures To Component Levels Will Enable Faster Recovery Thereby Reducing Down Time. Mo$125K
  • Federal contractDefense · Igf::ot::igf Model-based Architecture For Responsive Spacecraft Autonomy$150K

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Standing among 44 peers

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Aerospace · Software

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What it has protected

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Checked: USPTO granted patents and published applications · Oct 23, 2026

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Sources

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