Exolaunch is a German-American company that provides launch services, mission management, and deployment solutions for small satellites. As a launch integrator, Exolaunch works with major launch providers like SpaceX and ESA to offer rideshare launch opportunities. They also manufacture their own separation systems (CarboNIX, EXOpod) and are developing orbital transfer vehicles. Exolaunch serves NewSpace companies, research institutions, government organizations, and space agencies, enabling the deployment of smallsats for various applications.
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Exolaunch carried 26 microsatellites and 31 cubesats from over 25 clients on Transporter-16.
Exolaunch customers on Transporter-16 included two Flylab satellites for French research lab ONERA, three satellites for HawkEye 360, three Vindlér radio frequency monitoring satellites for Sierra Nevada Corporation built by Muon Space, and 10 satellites for Spire.
Exolaunch used CarboNIX microsatellite separation rings for satellites up to 1,000 kg and EXOpod Nova deployers for standard and larger cubesats on Transporter-16.
Exolaunch manifested TORO3 for Pyras, 8U RIoT-2 for Rapidtek, and T.MicroSat-2 for Tron Future Tech and the Taiwan Space Agency.
Exolaunch provided deployment and integration services for Fergani’s FGN-100-d3 satellite, Muon Space’s PropSat, OHB Sweden’s ADIS satellite, two NewSat satellites for Satellogic, and eight satellites in OHB Italia’s IRIDE constellation.
Exolaunch manifested six satellites for Iceye on Transporter-16.
Ten multipurpose satellites manufactured by Spire Global and integrated via Germany’s launch integrator Exolaunch have arrived at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.
Exolaunch is a German launch integrator that integrated the ten Spire Global satellites for the Transporter-16 mission.
Exolaunch is responsible for launch mission management, environmental testing, satellite integration, global transportation, and deployment services for the Onward and Upward flight.
Exolaunch will use its EXOpod Nova deployment system to place the payloads into orbit.
After integration at Exolaunch’s Berlin headquarters with satellite developers and Isar Aerospace’s mission management team, the EXOpod Nova loaded with satellites was delivered to Andøya Spaceport for final integration with the Spectrum vehicle.
Exolaunch is a German provider of launch services, mission management, and deployment systems.
Exolaunch has integrated five satellites for Isar Aerospace’s Onward and Upward mission.
Robert Sproles is the CEO of Exolaunch.
Jeanne Allarie is Chief Investor Relations Officer at Exolaunch.
Exolaunch used its flight-proven EXOpod Nova deployment system to carry the five customer satellites on the mission.
Exolaunch provided launch mission management, environmental testing, satellite integration, global shipping, and satellite deployment services for the mission.
Exolaunch integrated the five satellites at its Berlin headquarters together with the satellite developers and Isar Aerospace’s Mission Management team.
Exolaunch integrated five customer satellites ahead of their launch on Isar Aerospace’s "Onward and Upward" mission.
Nadine Weidner is Senior Mission Manager and European Launch Lead at Exolaunch.