Inspection, refuelling, robotic repair, relocation and clean end-of-life disposal for satellites from LEO to GEO. We fly to your asset so your asset keeps flying.
Every servicer in our fleet carries dexterous robotic arms, a universal docking probe and its own propellant reserve — so one launch can cover several clients on the same orbital shell.
Close-range flyarounds with stereo cameras, LIDAR and thermal imaging to find the fault before anyone touches the hardware.
From 3 days on stationValve-agnostic tooling transfers hydrazine or xenon into satellites never designed to be refuelled, adding years of station-keeping.
Up to 400 kg per visitReplace reaction wheels, re-seat jammed solar arrays, patch thermal blankets and swap out failed avionics modules with tele-operated precision.
Sub-millimetre manipulationOur tug docks and stays attached, taking over attitude control and propulsion for a client whose own systems are spent.
5–15 year contractsRescue stranded launches, shift a slot across the GEO arc or raise a sagging LEO constellation member back to its design altitude.
Up to 2,800 kg client massControlled deorbit over unpopulated ocean, or a clean boost to graveyard orbit — fully compliant with the 5-year disposal rules.
Licence paperwork includedApproaching a satellite that was never built to be approached is the hard part. We have rehearsed every phase thousands of times in simulation and dozens of times for real — and you watch it all live from our operations centre or your own.
We ingest your telemetry, build a digital twin of the client vehicle and design a capture plan around its exact geometry and spin state.
A servicer already on station transfers to your orbital plane, sharing the trip with other clients to keep propellant costs down.
Autonomous approach from 10 km to contact, with hold points where your team must give a go/no-go before we proceed.
The work is done, verified with full imaging, and your satellite is released — or we stay docked for the life of the contract.
Our flagship life-extension tug, currently closing on a client in the GEO arc.
A nimble inspection-and-disposal craft built to hop between constellation shells.
A propellant depot that will let our servicers refuel themselves without coming home.