Relativity Space

Relativity Space is an aerospace company building 3D printing metal and autonomous technologies to build rockets and other space vehicles.

Relativity Space designs and manufactures reusable rockets using 3D printing technology. The company has successfully launched the world’s first 3D-printed rocket, Terran 1, and is developing a larger vehicle called Terran R. Their innovative approach allows for rapid iteration, reduced part count, and cost-effective production. Relativity Space offers launch services for satellites and other payloads, focusing on meeting the growing demand for space infrastructure. By leveraging additive manufacturing and artificial intelligence, they are revolutionizing the rocket manufacturing process, aiming to reduce complexity and time to market while increasing performance and reliability.

Pixxel

Pixxel is a space data company, building a constellation of hyperspectral earth imaging satellites and analytical tools to mine that data.

Pixxel is a space technology company that develops and operates a constellation of hyperspectral imaging satellites. These satellites capture detailed Earth imagery across hundreds of wavelengths, providing up to 50 times more information than traditional satellites. Pixxel’s technology enables the detection of phenomena invisible to current satellites, offering insights for agriculture, environmental monitoring, urban planning, and resource management. The company’s Earth observation platform, Aurora, processes and analyzes the collected data, making it accessible for businesses and governments. Pixxel’s satellites offer high-resolution imagery with a 24-hour global revisit capability, allowing for near real-time monitoring of large areas.

Vaya Space

Vaya Space is an aerospace company developing hybrid rocket engines for low-reach orbit and small satellite launchers.

Vaya Space designs and manufactures orbital launch vehicles, in-space propulsion systems, and advanced missile engines. The company specializes in vortex-hybrid rocket technology, which combines the performance of liquid bipropellant engines with the simplicity of solid rocket motors. Their flagship product, the Dauntless rocket, is designed to carry over 500 kg of payload to Low Earth Orbit. Vaya’s propulsion systems offer scalable solutions for various space missions, from satellite deployment to interplanetary transfer. The company focuses on developing cost-effective, environmentally conscious space access solutions with improved safety and reliability.

Epsilon3

Epsilon3 is an operating system for spacecrafts and complex operations with an API for live telemetry to track/record data during testing.

Epsilon3 provides AI-powered software for managing complex engineering, assembly, testing, and operations procedures. Their web-based platform centralizes information, modernizes workflows, and optimizes processes for aerospace, defense, and manufacturing industries. The software enables teams to create, run, and track role-based procedures, manage specifications and requirements, and handle inventory and assembly tasks. Epsilon3’s tools support test management, flight testing, and data analysis, helping organizations streamline operations, ensure quality, and maintain compliance. The platform integrates with existing systems and offers features like version control, real-time collaboration, and automated reporting to enhance efficiency and decision-making in high-stakes environments.

Benchmark Space Systems

Benchmark Space Systems is an aerospace company that offers propulsion solutions for small satellite applications.

Benchmark Space Systems specializes in in-space mobility solutions for the aerospace industry. The company designs and manufactures propulsion systems for various spacecraft classes, from small satellites to larger orbital transfer vehicles. Their product line includes chemical, electric, and hybrid propulsion systems optimized for different mission requirements. Benchmark offers turn-key solutions that integrate with spacecraft guidance, navigation, and control systems. They also provide services such as mission planning, spacecraft integration, fueling, and operational support. The company’s technology focuses on enhancing mission efficiency and sustainability in low Earth orbit, geostationary orbit, and beyond.

Astra

Astra provides dedicated small launches and mission-critical on-orbit mobility to smallsat builders and operators around the world.

Astra is a space technology company that provides satellite launch and delivery services. They offer dedicated orbital launches for small satellites, focusing on cost-effectiveness and frequent launch opportunities. Astra has developed a streamlined rocket manufacturing process and leverages a global network of launch sites to offer flexibility to customers. The company also produces electric propulsion systems for satellites, known as the Astra Spacecraft Engine. With a focus on efficiency and scalability, Astra serves various industries including communication, Earth observation, and scientific research, making space more accessible for businesses and organizations worldwide.

SATLANTIS

SATLANTIS is an end-to-end space observation system manufacturer of high performance CubeSats, micro and mini satellites.

SATLANTIS is a space technology company specializing in Earth observation and universe exploration. They design and manufacture high-resolution optical payloads for small satellites, providing full satellite solutions for various industries. Their product line includes the iSIM technology, which offers multispectral imaging capabilities across PAN, RGB, NIR, and SWIR spectral ranges. Satlantis also develops agile satellite systems capable of capturing high-quality images along non-linear tracks. The company’s solutions cater to sectors such as energy, environment, security, and defense, offering customizable hardware, software, and services to meet specific user needs in the rapidly evolving small satellite market.

NanoAvionics

NanoAvionics is a company that specializes in the development and production of nanosatellite platforms and solutions for the space industry.

NanoAvionics specializes in manufacturing small satellite buses and providing end-to-end mission services. The company produces cost-efficient and reliable nanosatellites and microsatellites, ranging from 6U to 220kg. Their satellites have been used for various missions, including remote sensing, advanced communications, and fundamental research. NanoAvionics offers turnkey satellite operations infrastructure and has implemented over 150 successful commercial missions. With a focus on innovation, the company develops critical satellite systems that are radiation-tolerant and offers redundant satellite architecture as an option. NanoAvionics also provides mission design, hardware assembly, integration, verification, and testing services for their clients.

Leaf Space

Leaf Space offers a network of ground stations, enabling satellite operators to communicate with spacecraft, ensuring reliable data transfer.

Leaf Space provides ground segment as-a-service (GSaaS) solutions for satellite operators. The company operates a global network of ground stations, offering seamless connectivity and reliable data transfer for satellite communications. Leaf Space’s services include Leaf Line for multi-mission ground segment operations and Leaf Key for dedicated ground station management. Their platform enables satellite operators to optimize their missions by outsourcing ground operations, reducing costs, and improving data accessibility. With a growing network of antennas worldwide, Leaf Space supports various satellite missions, from launch and early operations to ongoing mission control and decommissioning.

Launcher

Launcher is a company that develops and deploys rockets for small satellite launches and payloads into orbit.

Launcher Space develops advanced rocket engines and orbital transfer vehicles for small satellite launches. Their flagship product, the E-2 liquid rocket engine, uses LOX/Kerosene in an oxidizer-rich staged combustion cycle, designed to be highly efficient for small launch vehicles. The company also created Orbiter, a spacecraft capable of carrying up to 90U of cubesats or smallsats to tailored orbits. Although Launcher initially planned to build its own rocket, Light (Rocket-1), this project was discontinued after the company’s acquisition by Vast in 2023. Launcher now focuses on selling its E-2 engine to other launch vehicle companies and supporting Vast’s space station development efforts.