A New York technology company hopes a deal with
NASA and a round of financing will help it reach
space it’s never been before — Silicon Valley.
MSGI Security Solutions Inc. plans to open a
research and development center in Mountain View or
Palo Alto that would include hundreds of jobs, more
than 100 of those engineers.
The company’s “chemical nanosensor” technology can
help NASA diagnose medical conditions of astronauts
while they’re in flight, among other things. Additional
commercial applications include counterterrorism and
biomedical efforts.
MSGI founder Jeremy Barbera, a physicist who
started his career at NASA’s Goddard Space
Flight Center, is moving the company’s
headquarters to San Francisco. The move will take
place in the next 60 days. Barbera said the company,
which employs 10, expects to close on a $20 million
private equity deal this month.
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