Voyager Space is a space exploration company focused on building the next generation of space infrastructure. They provide mission support, develop and operate mission control centers, and design payload training initiatives. Voyager Space is also involved in the development of Starlab, a commercial space station, in partnership with Airbus and Mitsubishi. The company partners with organizations like NASA and Palantir to advance AI-driven solutions for space exploration and national security.
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Voyager Technologies is a space and defense company developing the Starlab commercial space station as a contender to replace the International Space Station after its retirement in 2030.
Voyager Technologies and Max Space announced a strategic partnership in early February to develop expandable space habitats with plans for ground validation and in-space demonstrations before 2030.
Voyager Technologies will support Max Space’s internal research and development efforts to accelerate engineering, manufacturing scale-up, and mission integration activities.
Voyager Technologies is pairing its integrated platform with Max Space’s expandable habitat architecture to accelerate the transition from demonstration missions to durable lunar capability.
The Starlab program includes partners Voyager Technologies, Airbus, Mitsubishi Corporation, MDA Space, Palantir Technologies, ESA, JAXA, and Space Applications Services.
Seraphim Space Investment Trust has invested in Voyager Technologies’ commercial space station plans and many of the station’s prospective tenants.
ESA signed a memorandum of understanding with Airbus and Voyager Space in November 2023 to explore potential use of the companies’ future Starlab space station.
LambdaVision has pre-booked commercial space in low-Earth orbit through partnerships with Starlab Space LLC, a joint venture led by Voyager Technologies.
Voyager was previously owned by Space Perspective.
Starlab Space’s global team includes Voyager Technologies, Airbus, Mitsubishi Corporation, MDA Space, Palantir Technologies, and Space Applications Services.
Voyager Technologies raised $383 million in an initial public offering in 2025 and rebranded from Voyager Space to Voyager Technologies.
Marshall Smith is President of Space Solutions at Voyager Technologies and is overseeing development of Starlab, a next-generation commercial space station.
Voyager Technologies is pivoting toward a fully integrated space solutions model that includes building autonomous outpost platforms and airlocks.
Voyager Technologies acquired ElectroMagnetic Systems, Exoterra, BridgeComm, Estes Energetics, and Optical Physics to expand capabilities in radar analytics, electric propulsion, optical communications, solid rocket motors, and star trackers.
Voyager Technologies is a joint venture partner in the Starlab Space commercial space station program alongside Airbus, Mitsubishi Corporation, MDA Space, Palantir Technologies, and Space Applications Services.
Voyager and ATMOS will mutually refer customers and mission opportunities across their networks.
Voyager and ATMOS established a strategic partnership to expand access to space for scientific discovery and technology advancement.
Voyager Technologies offers integrated payload readiness, safety, and real-time mission execution capabilities for human spaceflight operations.
Voyager Technologies was awarded an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract for NASA’s Johnson Space Center to provide full-service mission management services to the International Space Station.
The Voyager Technologies contract provides a multi-year framework for recurring mission execution for ISS operations.