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The future of next-gen space logistics
Our next-generation satellite servicing vehicles are launching in 2024, but in the coming years, we’ll be expanding our capabilities to include GEO active debris removal and in-orbit assembly.
Life Extension Services
Mission Extension Vehicles (MEVs) docked with satellites to provide maneuvering and pointing control (for up to 15 years).
Robotic Satellite Servicing
Mission Robotic Vehicles (MRVs) provide on-orbit augmentation, inspection and repair capabilities, as well as installation of Mission Extension Pods (MEPs).
Refueling and GEO Active Debris Removal
Mission Refueling Pods (MRPs) and Depots refuel compatible spacecraft in GEO.
Removal of debris from vicinity of high value assets.
In-orbit Assembly and Manufacturing
Mission Assembly and Repair Vehicle (MARV) manufactures and assembles spacecraft in-orbit.
Leading the way with proven expertise on the MEV mission
Our Mission Extension Vehicle (MEV-1), the first of its kind spacecraft to extend another satellite’s life, is now in orbit. MEV is designed to rendezvous and dock with satellites running low on fuel. Watch the video of our latest rescue mission when this innovative spacecraft connected with an Intelsat satellite in need of life support.
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