Opening January 2027. Atlas Labs is still being built — not open to the public yet.
Partners · A3.0

The companies signed to this floor.

These companies have signed to be on the floor when we open January 2027 — not housed here today, and not just members.

You own what you make

No licenses. No IP claims. No cut.

Everything you prototype, produce, and build at Atlas is yours — completely. Atlas takes no equity, no license to your work, and no share of what you make or sell. It’s a floor to build your company on, not a claim on it. Company members can request our standard terms, a certificate of insurance, or Atlas named as an additional insured before signing anything.

Smart plumbing

Homewerx

An intelligent plumbing company founded in San Diego in 2024, built around preventative care rather than one-off repairs. Homewerx pairs licensed plumbers with smart water monitoring and a membership model tuned to the region’s hard water — a technology-forward take on a traditional trade.

Hardware

Anthem Armory

A San Diego maker of paintball replicas of classic WWII firearms — historically detailed markers built for collectors and scenario play. Anthem Armory is the founding shop tenant, signed to be here when we open.

Venture capital

Zero Gravity Capital

An early-stage venture firm backing founders building hard infrastructure — defense, AI, energy, and space. Zero Gravity looks for companies that are hard to build, hard to replicate, and strategically indispensable: the kind of deep-hardware work that starts on a floor like this. They’re the capital in the room when a prototype is ready to become a company.

// On the floor · Anthem Armory

The founding shop tenant.

Anthem ArmoryExterior study
Watercolor rendering of the Atlas Labs yard: a fenced lot behind the warehouse with pickleball courts, a slatted pergola over picnic tables, a basketball hoop on the wall, and a roll-up door.
Anthem Armory is the founding shop tenant, signed to be here when we open.
Partner with us

Building something on the floor?

We work with companies that make physical products in San Diego — sharing shop space, tooling, and the occasional late night. If you’re building hardware and want a home for it, come talk to us.

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