Outpost Technologies Corporation is a space technology company focused on developing reusable satellites for precision Earth return of orbital payloads. As a manufacturer and service provider, Outpost is developing the Ferry and Carryall spacecraft, designed for bringing back payloads from space and enabling in-space manufacturing. The company's key technology includes a two-stage re-entry system with an autonomous paraglider for precise landing. Outpost partners with the U.S. Air Force and other government entities to support hypersonic testing, re-entry missions, and advanced thermal protection systems.
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The autonomous paraglider re-entry system developed by Outpost enables industry-leading payload Earth return capabilities from orbit.
Outpost's autonomous high altitude paraglider system achieves precision landing accuracy for its satellite system and customer payloads.
Outpost Technologies Corporation closed a $7,100,000 Series Seed round.
Outpost is building reusable satellites intended to deliver customer payloads to space and return them to Earth.
Solstar Space will provide the Wireless Access Points that will be used on NASA’s Habitation and Logistics Outpost (HALO) module planned for launch in 2024.
Nanoracks’ Outpost Mars Demo 1 experiment was a non-deploying hosted payload on Transporter-5 designed to test technologies for cutting into upper stages.
The mission named Outpost Mars Demo-1 is scheduled to launch 2022-05-25 aboard SpaceX’s Transporter 5 rideshare.
Outpost Mars Demo-1 is part of the Outpost Program, which transforms used launch vehicle upper stages into uncrewed, controllable platforms.
Maxar Technologies developed a new robotic arm with a friction milling end-effector for the Outpost Mars Demo-1 demonstration.
Voyager Space and Nanoracks expect the first Outpost demonstration mission, Outpost Mars Demo-1, to launch 2022-05 aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-5 rideshare flight.
Near Space Network is providing communications support to the Outpost Mars Demo-1 mission so payload data can be received on Earth for analysis.
Quantum Space’s core product is an evolvable and scalable robotic outpost platform designed to deploy satellites, host payloads, acquire data, and provide logistics services from lunar and Earth orbits.
The Quantum Space outpost architecture consists of two components: a spacecraft bus that hosts payloads and a spacecraft that delivers and installs payloads using robotic manipulators.
The Power and Propulsion Element and the Habitation and Logistics Outpost will launch together on a Falcon Heavy in late 2024 and spend a year spiraling out to the near-rectilinear halo orbit around the moon.
Northrop Grumman received a $125,600,000 CLD award for a previously undisclosed commercial space station concept that leverages Northrop Grumman’s Cygnus cargo spacecraft, Mission Extension Vehicle satellite servicing program, and the Habitation and Logistics Outpost module for the lunar Gateway.
Outpost's platform can deliver payloads to space and uses a two-stage re-entry architecture to return satellites to Earth.
Jason Dunn is a co-founder and CEO of Outpost.
Outpost developed a two-stage system to assist satellites in reentering Earth's atmosphere and landing on a pad.
Outpost can provide flight heritage for new systems by bringing components back from space for analysis.
Outpost was founded earlier this year by Jason Dunn, Aaron Kemmer, and Michael Vergalla.