York Space Systems is an aerospace company specializing in the rapid and affordable production of complete space mission solutions, including spacecraft platforms. They manufacture satellites for low-Earth orbit (LEO), geosynchronous equatorial orbit (GEO), and cislunar missions, offering end-to-end services from mission design to operations. York's key products are their S-CLASS and LX-CLASS spacecraft platforms, designed for ISR, remote sensing, weather, and communication missions, serving government and commercial clients like the Space Development Agency (SDA).
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The campaign logged more than 1.5 million frames received, validating York's integrated optical communications approach within SDA's Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture.
Imelda Muller, 34, is a doctor and Navy lieutenant from Copake Falls, New York.
The first 21 satellites for the Tranche 1 were built by York Space Systems and are currently undergoing a checkout phase.
York's satellites are power positive, thermally safe, and remain clustered together during the checkout phase.
York Space Systems is the prime contractor for the T1TL satellites, which it still owns and maintains.
York confirmed contact with the T1TL satellites and confirmed the health of each spacecraft two days after the launch.
York has successfully demonstrated a space-to-ground optical laser communication link aboard one of its Tranche 0 Transport Layer (T0TL) satellites.
The software enhances York's ability to connect to its spacecraft faster and more efficiently.
Another 21 satellites are scheduled for deployment by York later this year.
York's rapid first-contact capability was strengthened by ATLAS Space Operations' software-led ground architecture, which was acquired by York earlier this year.
York reached a milestone by deploying and checking the health of 21 satellites within hours, demonstrating high-rate production and operational efficiency.
York is the first prime contractor for the Tranche 1 Transport Layer to launch and deploy satellites.
York Space Systems launched 21 satellites for the Space Development Agency’s Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture Tranche 1 Transport Layer mission.
The 21 satellites launched by York Space Systems have been contacted and deemed healthy in orbit.
Icarus Robotics, a New York startup, raised a $6.1 million seed round.
mPower plans to produce over 2 megawatts of capacity annually at its New York facility.
The production scale at mPower's New York facility will exceed the global production of gallium arsenide solar panels currently used in satellites.
Film from HEXAGON and GAMBIT missions was recovered over the North Pacific Ocean, transported to Hawaii, then California, then Rochester, New York, for processing, and then delivered to Washington, DC for interpretation.
Max Wang is a doctoral student at Columbia Business School, which is affiliated with Columbia University in New York City.
York Space Systems completed Critical Design Review for 62 satellites currently in development under the Space Development Agency’s Tranche 2 Transport Layer Alpha contract.