Small Satellites, Big Picture.
One expensive satellite is a single point of failure. We're building spacecraft that work as a team: cheaper to launch, harder to lose, and able to take on jobs no single satellite can.
Some jobs need more than one spacecraft.
We're developing a spacecraft that arrives as one and works as many: a mothership that sends out its own coordinated team of smaller craft. It's early, so we're keeping the details close for now.
- Servicing and clean-up
- Inspecting, repairing and retiring what's already in orbit.
- Space awareness
- Keeping watch over the satellites that matter most.
- Deep space
- Mapping, prospecting and building in places too risky for a single spacecraft.
If any of this sounds like your problem, we'd like to hear about it. Start a conversation
Cheaper hardware, without cutting corners.
Reusable rockets are driving launch costs down. Satellite hardware has to get cheaper too, without losing the reliability that orbit demands. That is the gap we work on.
Made in-house
We design, engineer and manufacture our hardware ourselves, so no chain of suppliers adds its margin to the price.
Designed for orbit
Every system is designed from the start for launch and for life in orbit.
Faster development
Modern design and manufacturing methods let us develop hardware faster than traditional aerospace suppliers.
Planning a mission?
Talk to our engineers about your propulsion and platform requirements, and we'll arrange a technical briefing.