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Indian startup OrbitAID Aerospace had a PSLV-C62 satellite designed to perform an on-orbit satellite refuelling experiment.
The collaboration between OrbitAID and ispace seeks to optimize refueling, recharging, and data transmission for lunar landers.
OrbitAID aims to demonstrate the SIDRP capability on future lunar missions.
OrbitAID has planned its first in-space refueling demonstration mission to launch later in 2025 on an Indian SSLV.
OrbitAID will integrate its Standardized Interface for Docking and Refueling Payload (SIDRP) with ispace's lunar landers.
OrbitAID completed a zero-gravity test of its SIDRP interface in December 2024, confirming its space operation capability.
The cooperation between ispace and OrbitAID symbolizes the strengthening of bilateral relations between India and Japan in space.
The first orbital refueling demonstration by OrbitAID, India’s dedicated refueling mission, is scheduled for launch in 2025 using the Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV).
ispace aims to integrate OrbitAID's Standard Interface for Docking and Refueling Payload (SIDRP) into its future lunar lander for smooth docking and refueling during lunar missions.
ispace has signed a memorandum of understanding with OrbitAID Aerospace to develop India's first orbital refueling technology for sustainable long-term lunar missions.
The partnership between ispace and OrbitAID seeks to demonstrate capabilities necessary for mission extensions in cislunar space and enable long-duration lunar exploration activities.
ispace and OrbitAID plan to advance research for deep space exploration beyond Earth's orbit.
OrbitAID successfully demonstrated the SIDRP flight experiment in a microgravity environment in December 2024, proving its operational capabilities in space.
OrbitAID is a Bangalore, India-based startup building satellite servicing and sustainability technology.
OrbitAID currently employs 30 people and aims to increase its headcount to 45 within the next year.
This contract marks the first time OrbitAID has sold a unit of its docking and refueling port.
OrbitAID has raised $1.5 million since its founding.
OrbitAID was founded in India in 2021 with the goal of building fuel stations in space to extend the life of satellites in orbit.
OrbitAID is developing four subsystems for deploying orbital gas stations.
The Indian state of Tamil Nadu is an investor in OrbitAID.