Gilmour Space Technologies is an Australian aerospace company and launch provider developing hybrid-propellant rocket engines and the Eris launch vehicle for the small satellite market. Founded in 2012, Gilmour Space aims to provide low-cost access to space from its Bowen Orbital Spaceport in North Queensland. They also intend to offer a ride-sharing service and a modular G-Sat small satellite bus/platform. Gilmour Space's key partners and customers include commercial and defense entities seeking launches to low Earth orbit (LEO).
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Gilmour Space Technologies plans to facilitate a commercial spaceport in Queensland with the goal of launching a hybrid rocket to space.
Gilmour Space Technologies operates a rocket facility with more than 70 employees on the Gold Coast, Queensland.
Gilmour Space launched its first hybrid rocket in mid 2016.
Gilmour Space Technologies will work with key stakeholders to obtain approvals to build and operate an orbital launch facility at Abbot Point.
Gilmour Space Technologies plans to launch Australian payloads on its first Eris rocket in 2022, including a space taxi by Sydney-based Space Machines Company and a fire detection satellite by Fireball International.
Gilmour Space Technologies is a venture-funded rocket company based on Australia’s Gold Coast developing lower-cost rockets to launch small satellites into low Earth orbit starting in 2022.
Gilmour Space Technologies plans to demonstrate sovereign Australian space capability by launching an Australian-made rocket with Australian payloads from an Australian launch site with sufficient and timely support.
DEWC Systems and Gilmour Space envisage co-development projects based on a current 3U platform and assets in the 80 to 100 kg class that will lead to a smallsat prototype.
Gilmour Space Technologies’ mission is to provide affordable and reliable spacecraft and launch services to global customers with its next-generation G-class satellite platform and Eris orbital rockets.
Gilmour Space Technologies’ Eris orbital rockets are planned to launch in 2022.
Gilmour Space is committed to developing a low Earth orbit launch and satellite platform that will support sovereign space capabilities such as DEWC Systems’ ISREW solution for defence.
Gilmour Space's Eris orbital rocket is facilitating affordable and reliable launches into LEO beginning in 2022.
SpaceLink and Gilmour Space have executed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to explore incorporating the SpaceLink relay network for communications on Gilmour's next generation small satellite platform.
Gilmour Space is developing new launch vehicles powered by lower-cost and safer hybrid propulsion technologies.
The MOU provides for ensuring the compatibility of SpaceLink communications terminals with the Gilmour space platform.
The SpaceLink relay service has the potential to provide real-time, high-capacity communications capability to Gilmour Space's satellite customers.
SpaceLink looks forward to working with Gilmour Space on a definitive contract later this year.
Gilmour Space is introducing a specialized 'G-class' satellite bus for next-generation space systems.
Adam Gilmour is the CEO of Gilmour Space and expresses excitement about the collaboration to enhance small satellite and launch capabilities.
Gilmour Space Technologies has a contract to launch six Fleet Space Centauri nanosatellites on its Eris rockets in 2023.