Qosmosys, founded in 2020, is a pioneering spacetech company that specializes in designing system and subsystem architectures for space exploration. Based in Singapore but transitioning its headquarters to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Qosmosys focuses on lunar infrastructure services, including data transmission, resource production, and the development of the ZeusX spacecraft for lunar payload transport. The company aims to make lunar operations more accessible and economically viable, contributing to the emerging lunar economy with a market value of over $200 billion in the next fifteen years.
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Vigoride-5 launched in January 2023 and included deployment of the Qosmosys Zeus-1 payload.
Vigoride-5 launched in January 2023 and deployed the Qosmosys Zeus-1 payload.
Qosmosys is the provider of the Zeus-1 payload deployed from Momentus’s Vigoride-5 spacecraft.
Qosmosys Zeus-1 was deployed in orbit on 2023-05-10.
Momentus Inc. deployed the Qosmosys Zeus-1 payload from its Vigoride-5 Orbital Service Vehicle.
Momentus deployed the Qosmosys Zeus-1 payload from its Vigoride-5 Orbital Service Vehicle.
Qosmosys Zeus-1 was deployed to orbit on 2023-05-10.
Vigoride-5 demonstrated it could raise its orbit slightly with its propulsion system, deployed a single cubesat payload for Singapore-based Qosmosys, and is operating a space solar power hosted payload for Caltech.
The Vigoride-5 spacecraft, launched in January 2023, is providing hosted payload support for Caltech's Space-based Solar Power Project payload and deploying a satellite carrying the Qosmosys Zeus-1 payload.
The Vigoride-5 spacecraft, launched in January, is providing hosted payload support for Caltech’s Space-based Solar Power Project payload and deploying a satellite with the Qosmosys Zeus-1 payload.
The Vigoride-5 spacecraft, launched in January, is providing hosted payload support for Caltech’s Space-based Solar Power Project payload and is deploying a satellite with the Qosmosys Zeus-1 payload.
Vigoride-5 carries a smallsat for Singapore-based Qosmosys and a hosted payload from Caltech to test technologies for space-based solar power.
Qosmosys is an international private company established to offer on-demand services to public and private organizations operating on the Moon and beyond in the sectors of mining & robotics, science & tech, and transportation.
Equipping ZeusX with the Mjolnir engine provides a design and development advance along Qosmosys’ vehicle development path.
Qosmosys is established to offer on-demand services to public and private organizations that desire to operate on the Moon and beyond in the sectors of mining, robotics, science tech, and transportation.
Priorities for the Transporter-6 Vigoride flight include hosting Caltech’s Space-based Solar Power Project payload, deploying a satellite with the Qosmosys Zeus-1 payload, and testing Vigoride’s in-space performance including its MET system.
The 2023-01-03 Vigoride mission included deployment of a satellite carrying the Qosmosys Zeus-1 payload.
Mission priorities for Momentus’ Transporter-6 flight include deploying Qosmosys’ Zeus-1 payload.
Vigoride 5 will deploy a single satellite from Singapore-based Qosmosys.
Qosmosys will build the Zeus platform with major contributions from NuSpace in Singapore.