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 ensures that new rockets are compatible with its hardware early in the design process.
Exolaunch has flown a total of 595 satellites across all launch providers.
Exolaunch has partnered with newer launch sites to collaborate on ground infrastructure for streamlined integrations.
Exolaunch has signed agreements to support payloads on a growing list of upcoming launch vehicles in the US, Europe, and Asia.
Exolaunch aims to build a suite of capabilities that can fit onto any system reaching space.
Exolaunch's upcoming Transporter-15 mission will be the busiest rideshare mission to date.
Exolaunch is managing 58 satellites from over 30 customers across 16 countries for the mission.
Exolaunch has supported every Bandwagon flight and several Starlink rideshares before the inception of the Transporter missions.
Transporter-15 will bring Exolaunch past the 650 satellite mark.
Exolaunch is expanding its business beyond SpaceX as launch demand increases.
Exolaunch plans to deploy hundreds more satellites next year.
Exolaunch has supported satellites on every Transporter mission to date.
The customers for the Falcon 9 ride-share mission included Exolaunch, Fergani, Tomorrow Companies, Starcloud, and Vast.
Exolaunch deployed CevroSat-1, a microsatellite for Czech company ČVC Electronic, on the Bandwagon-4 mission.
Exolaunch deployed a satellite for Turkish company Fergani Space on the Bandwagon-4 mission.
Exolaunch deployed one satellite for Spire and four 'Taurus' IoT satellites for Turkish company Gumush Aerospace during the mission.
Exolaunch also deployed four satellites — SEMI-1 through SEMI-4 — for an unnamed customer.
Exolaunch deployed 13 satellites during the Bandwagon-4 mission.
The Bandwagon-4 mission carried 18 payloads for KOREA ADD, Exolaunch, Fergani, Tomorrow Companies Inc., Starcloud, and Vast.
Exolaunch and Skyroot Aerospace signed a Strategic Partnership Agreement to provide end-to-end launch services for satellites.