Orbital Outpost X (OOX), also known as Space Villages, is an American aerospace startup company focused on developing hardware and software for commercial development in space. OOX is building a large commercial space station in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) designed to accommodate up to 100 personnel, with the goal of fostering in-orbit manufacturing, scientific research, and space tourism. The company's key product is the Secure Quick Universal Interface Device (SQuID), an AI-enabled modular connector for space assets that facilitates the transfer of fluids, power, data, and communications. OOX is working to create space infrastructure to enable the development of LEO and aims to serve the aerospace sector by integrating and managing space vehicle payloads and subsystems.
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Orbital Outpost X received a $175,000 NASA Small Business Technology Transfer award in 2022 to merge virtual and augmented reality for astronaut training with space instruments, tools, vehicles, and structures.
Orbital Outpost X received a $5,000,000 convertible note in May from Space Infrastructures Ventures of the Netherlands.
Orbital Outpost X won a $175,000 NASA Small Business Technology Transfer award last year to merge virtual and augmented reality for astronaut training with space instruments, tools, vehicles, and structures.
Orbital Outpost X received a $5,000,000 convertible note from Space Infrastructures Ventures of the Netherlands.