Loft Orbital is a space infrastructure-as-a-service provider that simplifies access to space for organizations. They build and operate satellites, flying customer payloads and handling missions end-to-end. Loft Orbital's key offerings include standardized satellite platforms, payload integration services, and mission control software, serving customers like NASA, Microsoft, and the US Space Force. Associated keywords include: space infrastructure, hosted payloads, satellite missions, and space-as-a-service.
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Loft Orbital provides a development environment and testing tools to support CI/CD pipelines for deploying software to satellites.
Loft Orbital uses mission-agnostic operations software called Cockpit to deploy customer software apps to its space infrastructure.
Scientific Systems demonstrated integration and deployment of new containerized software for the Space Development Agency’s POET program using its Innoflight processor hosted on Loft Orbital’s YAM-3 satellite.
Scientific Systems developed a payload for a Space Development Agency demonstration of autonomous satellite operations that launched in 2021 on a Loft Orbital satellite.
Loft Orbital’s platform can support 20 to 100 times the downlink volume of a traditional cubesat.
Loft Orbital’s expanded imaging capacity enables Wyvern to serve growing demand for high-quality hyperspectral data.
Wyvern’s mission is scheduled to fly on Loft Orbital’s second-generation satellite platform in 2024.
Loft Orbital is a space infrastructure company that develops, manages, launches, and operates on-orbit satellites.
Loft Orbital’s platform can support 20–100 times the downlink volume of a traditional cubesat.
Interstellar initially designed an orbital rocket to loft 100 kg to low Earth orbit starting in 2020.
Pierre-Damien Vaujour is the CEO of Loft Orbital and supports the use of LeoStella’s updated LS-300 bus platform to meet varied customer needs.
LeoStella has 19 satellite buses in low Earth orbit, 16 of which are being built for BlackSky and three for Loft Orbital.
Loft Orbital chose LeoStella’s 60-kilogram LS100 bus.
LeoStella has 19 satellite buses currently in low Earth orbit, of which 16 were built for BlackSky and three were built for Loft Orbital.
LeoStella delivered its third satellite to Loft Orbital Solutions.
The latest spacecraft delivered to Loft Orbital was modeled on LeoStella’s LS-100 bus platform.
The satellite delivered to Loft Orbital Solutions is the 20th satellite manufactured by LeoStella since the company formed in 2019.
The latest LeoStella satellite delivered to Loft Orbital Solutions is based on LeoStella’s LS-100 bus platform.
LeoStella delivered its third satellite to Loft Orbital Solutions.
In 2022, EarthDaily Analytics selected Loft Orbital to build, launch, and operate the EarthDaily Constellation on its behalf.