ReOrbit Oy, founded in 2019, is a Finnish New Space company focused on revolutionizing the space industry by developing software-defined microsatellite platforms. They aim to make space sustainable and affordable through reusable, scalable, and modular satellites, enabling various space organizations to conduct satellite launch missions at a lower cost. ReOrbit's technology enables adaptable spacecraft platforms that accommodate different payloads, autonomous capabilities, and software-defined architecture. Uzma Bhd has partnered with ReOrbit to explore marketing and distribution of its space satellite solutions in Southeast Asia.
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The meeting between ReOrbit and VENG to sign and formalize the agreement was held on Friday 2022-06-10 at the Argentina Space Center in the town of Falda del Cañete, Córdoba Province.
The agreement establishes that VENG will manufacture and test ReOrbit’s Gluon satellite platform for ReOrbit’s Latin America customers.
VENG operates Manufacturing, Assembling, Integration, and Test facilities that were visited during the ReOrbit meeting.
ReOrbit and VENG signed a Memorandum of Understanding to manufacture satellites in Argentina to serve the Latin America market.
The agreement establishes that VENG will offer ReOrbit engineering services through its operating capabilities and specialized engineers for ReOrbit customers in Latin America and worldwide.
ReOrbit is a Helsinki-based company that designs the Gluon satellite platform for different orbits including LEO, MEO, and GEO.
Under the contracts, TransAstra will provide mission definition and engineering analysis for TransAstra’s Worker Bee™ orbital transfer vehicles to deliver ReOrbit’s customer satellites to LEO, MEO, GEO, and cislunar orbits.
Under the contracts, ReOrbit will provide development options that generate cost, feasibility, and integration considerations to complete the production and testing of TransAstra’s Worker Bee™.
ReOrbit provides software-defined small satellites for MEO and GEO missions to supply connectivity and digitization demand.
ReOrbit developed a satellite bus called Gluon that uses a payload-agnostic design to maximize service availability and cost effectiveness.