In 2025, Fisica expanded its portfolio with the acquisition of Space Vector Corporation, a highly specialized aerospace engineering company with more than five decades of experience supporting space, missile, and launch vehicle programs.

Founded in 1969 in Chatsworth, California, Space Vector originally developed guidance and attitude systems for NASA sounding rocket missions and later became a key provider of launch vehicle technologies and flight hardware for national defense programs.

Over its history, Space Vector has contributed to a wide range of aerospace milestones, including:

- Supporting early sounding rocket research missions

- Launching the first privately funded rocket to reach space in 1982 through the Conestoga program

- Providing systems for missile defense testing and target vehicles

- Developing GPS metric tracking systems used on launch vehicles such as Atlas V and Delta IV

- Supplying mission-critical avionics, RF systems, and batteries used across national security space programs

Today, Space Vector provides high-reliability hardware for launch vehicles, satellites, missiles, and autonomous aerospace platforms — including ruggedized batteries for flight termination systems and human space flight, avionics, GPS tracking units, RF components, and other specialized battery systems.

Its technologies support missions for organizations including the U.S. Space Force, Air Force, and other national security programs.

The addition of Space Vector expands Fisica’s capabilities beyond the electromagnetic domain into flight safety systems, space hardware, and mission-critical power solutions, strengthening the company’s role across the full spectrum of aerospace mission assurance.