Rogue Space Systems Corporation is a pioneering space logistics and sustainability company that specializes in developing advanced orbital robotics technology. They are focused on providing in-space infrastructure and services through their autonomous AI-powered "Orbot" robotic systems for commercial, civil, and government customers. Rogue's services include on-orbit servicing, space domain awareness, satellite life extension, in-space manufacturing, and active debris removal. The company has received funding from the U.S. Space Force and is developing a fleet of Orbots to support a circular space economy.
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The three Rogue Space cubesats are scheduled to launch later 2023 on SpaceX’s Transporter-8 and Transporter-9 rideshares.
The National Science Foundation awarded a $271,381 research and development grant to Eastern Michigan University and Rogue Space Systems for a project on a new type of electronic propulsion thruster.
Rogue Space signed a partnership with defense contractor SAIC to build space-servicing and surveillance satellites.
Rogue Space Systems and Eastern Michigan University began collaborating in 2021 to advance debris detection and electronic propulsion technologies.
Rogue Space Systems submitted 13 proposals and received 11 Small Business Technology Transfer Phase I awards totaling about $2,750,000 in funding.
SAIC partnered with Rogue Space Systems on 2022-09-20 to develop small satellites for in-space services.
Rogue Space Systems announced the $1,100,000 AFRL CRADA in December 2020.
Rogue Space signed Orbital Assembly Corporation as its first customer in June 2021.
Rogue Space is building a fleet of Orbital Robots (Orbots™) to perform inspection, maintenance, repair, transport, and other services for orbital assets in LEO, MEO, and GEO.
Rogue Space Systems Corporation closed an initial round of investment totaling $1,600,000 to support development of its spacecraft programs.
Rogue Space is planning to begin seeding its Orbot services constellation into low Earth orbit beginning in 2022.
The Launch Service Agreement enables Rogue Space to offer customers a cost-effective transport program for dedicated and rideshare missions requiring drop-offs at varying altitudes and inclinations in low Earth orbit and beyond.