Intergravity, a space infrastructure deep-tech startup, announced on the 13th that it has secured 8 billion won in a pre-Series A funding round. With the secured funds, the company will accelerate the development of its autonomous orbital transfer vehicle and integrated space-based manufacturing platform. The funding round included participation from Stonebridge Ventures, Stick Ventures, Company K Partners, D.CAMP (Banks Foundation for Young Entrepreneurs), and the Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KIBO). The investment, which also involves the Korea AeroSpace Administration's New Space Fund and the AI Future Tech Fund, is considered significant as it spans both the private space and AI technology sectors. Based on this investment, Intergravity plans to advance the development of its Orbital Transfer Vehicle (OTV) and space-based manufacturing platform, expanding its business focus to on-orbit operational services. Founded by experts from space development institutions like the Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI), Intergravity is a deep-tech company developing on-orbit services based on its orbital transport platform. Unusually for a startup, the company possesses its own vacuum combustion testing facility, allowing it to verify the reliability of its core technologies under conditions identical to the actual space environment, thereby speeding up commercialization. To address the increasing congestion in low Earth orbit, Intergravity aims to develop an autonomous orbital transfer vehicle that reduces reliance on ground control, leveraging a combination of Physical AI and Agentic AI to secure its operational capabilities. The company plans to complete orbital injection via a SpaceX launch vehicle and commence commercial services in the first quarter of 2027. Prior to this, it will validate core technologies for its eco-friendly propulsion and navigation modules through the 5th launch of the Nuri rocket in 2026. Intergravity is evolving into a next-generation space logistics infrastructure company by building an integrated solution that extends beyond satellite and space cargo