Infinite Orbits

Infinite Orbits is a NewSpace company that designs, owns, and operates spacecraft that provide in-orbit services to satellite operators.

Infinite Orbits is a space technology company developing autonomous spacecraft for satellite inspection, protection, and life extension in geostationary orbit. Its technology combines vision-based navigation, autonomous rendezvous, and docking systems to enable spacecraft to approach and service other satellites. The company’s Orbit Guard platform provides orbital surveillance and close-range inspections, while Endurance is designed to extend satellite lifespans by taking over station-keeping operations. Infinite Orbits supports commercial satellite operators and government organizations seeking to maintain and protect orbital infrastructure.

NanoRacks

NanoRacks is a pioneer space company, revolutionizing access to low-Earth orbit with over 1,400 payloads launched. Your gateway to space.

Nanoracks is a former independent space infrastructure company whose technologies and operations became part of Voyager Space. It developed commercial research facilities, small satellite deployment systems, and payload services for missions aboard the International Space Station. Its Bishop Airlock provides an external access point for deploying satellites, transferring equipment, and supporting scientific experiments. Nanoracks also developed hardware and services for microgravity research, spacecraft payload integration, and commercial orbital infrastructure. Its technologies contributed to the expansion of privately operated research and deployment capabilities in low Earth orbit. Nanoracks was acquired by Voyager in 2021.

Bigelow Aerospace

Bigelow Aerospace is a space technology company that specializes in the manufacturing and development of expandable space station modules.

Bigelow Aerospace was an aerospace company that developed expandable space habitats and pressurized modules for human spaceflight and commercial orbital stations. Its technology used flexible, multilayer structures that could launch in a compact configuration and expand in orbit to provide additional internal volume. The company developed Genesis I, Genesis II, and the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM), which was installed on the International Space Station. Bigelow also proposed the B330 commercial habitat before ceasing operations in 2020. Its projects contributed to the development and testing of expandable spacecraft structures.

Thales Alenia Space

Thales Alenia Space designs, operates and delivers satellite-based systems that help position and connect anyone or anything, everywhere.

Thales Alenia Space is an aerospace manufacturer developing satellite systems, spacecraft modules, and orbital infrastructure for telecommunications, Earth observation, navigation, and space exploration. A joint venture between Thales and Leonardo, the company designs geostationary communications satellites, optical and radar imaging spacecraft, and pressurized modules for human spaceflight. Its technology supports programs including Copernicus, Galileo, and international lunar exploration missions. The company also develops satellite constellations, navigation payloads, and space-based communications infrastructure for commercial, government, and defense customers.

Voyager Technologies

Voyager Space Holdings is a leader in space exploration. with a mission to create a vertically integrated publicly traded NewSpace company.

Voyager Technologies is an aerospace and defense technology company developing spacecraft systems, propulsion technologies, and orbital infrastructure for commercial, government, and national security missions. Its capabilities include satellite propulsion, spacecraft electronics, lunar systems, mission management, and space-based research infrastructure. The company operates the Bishop Airlock aboard the International Space Station and participates in the Starlab commercial space station joint venture. Voyager also develops technologies for lunar exploration, spacecraft navigation, and orbital operations, supporting missions across low Earth orbit, the Moon, and defense applications.

Axiom Space

Axiom Space is the builder, owner, and operator of the commercial space station modules connected to the International Space Station (ISS).

Axiom Space is a space infrastructure company developing commercial space stations, human spaceflight services, and advanced astronaut spacesuits. Its Axiom Station project is designed to provide an independent orbital platform for scientific research, manufacturing, and commercial activities in low Earth orbit. The company also organizes private astronaut missions to the International Space Station and develops the Axiom Extravehicular Mobility Unit (AxEMU), a next-generation spacesuit designed for lunar exploration and spacewalks.