Frontier Space Technologies is a space technology company that focuses on industrializing biotechnology in space. As a space technology service provider, they offer customizable, autonomous, and miniaturized satellite laboratories, called SpaceLabs, for conducting experiments and manufacturing bioproducts in microgravity. Frontier Space collaborates with organizations like the ESA and Imperial College London, and their investors include Mandala Space Ventures and Seraphim Space. Their services aim to facilitate in-orbit manufacturing of pharmaceuticals, biomaterials, and other high-value products, while also providing low-cost de-orbit solutions.
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Frontier Space's previous mission with ATMOS also failed to deliver full mission data due to no fault of ATMOS or Frontier.
Frontier Space downlinked a partially rendered image inside the capsule during the mission.
Frontier Space flew its first lab-in-a-box payload to space aboard ATMOS Space Cargo’s Phoenix 1 reentry capsule in April.
Frontier Space's technology could be used to generate precursors for astronaut food.
Frontier Space is preparing to fly a second slightly pared-down SpaceLab this year aboard Orbital Paradigm’s new reentry platform.
Frontier Space (UK) has developed a scalable, modular, autonomous SpaceLab for industrializing on-orbit manufacturing of high-value bioproducts and hosting biopharma R&D.