Beyond Gravity is a leading space product supplier and the largest independent space equipment provider in Europe, with a growing presence in the United States. They develop and manufacture products for satellites and launch vehicles. Key products include payload fairings, satellite structures, mechanisms, and onboard electronics, serving customers like Amazon, ArianeGroup, and United Launch Alliance. They are also a supplier for the lithography industry.
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Beyond Gravity will produce dispensers for more than 3,000 internet satellites for Project Kuiper in the new Linköping facility.
Jingyuan Sun will take over as Chief Procurement Officer for Space and Group Procurement and Logistics at Beyond Gravity on 2022-11-01.
RUAG Space has been operating on the market as Beyond Gravity since 2022-03-15.
Christian Thalmayr is Senior Manager Global Communication at Beyond Gravity and can be reached at +43 1 80199 and christian.thalmayr@beyondgravity.com.
Philipp Bircher is Vice President Corporate Communication at Beyond Gravity and can be reached at +41 79 790 11 81 and philipp.bircher@beyondgravity.com.
Beyond Gravity developed a new onboard computer for Vega-C that is smaller, lighter, and more cost-efficient, and that computer is built at Beyond Gravity’s site in Gothenburg.
Christian Thalmayr is Senior Manager Global Communication at Beyond Gravity and can be reached at +43 1 80199 and christian.thalmayr@beyondgravity.com.
Beyond Gravity will launch its Launchpad start-up program in October 2022.
Beyond Gravity is launching a start-up program called Launchpad in October 2022.
Beyond Gravity has been operating under the Beyond Gravity brand since 2022-03-15.
Beyond Gravity legally renamed from RUAG Space on 2022-05-01.
Beyond Gravity (formerly RUAG Space) built the dispensers OneWeb used to deploy spacecraft from Soyuz rockets.
RUAG Space has been operating on the market as Beyond Gravity since 2022-03-15.
Around 1,300 employees across six countries—Switzerland, Sweden, Austria, Germany, the USA, and Finland—develop and manufacture products for satellites and launch vehicles at RUAG Space.
RUAG Space expects the Lynx single board computer to gain flight heritage around 2025.
Stream Analyze will provide its sa.engine analytics platform under the partnership for RUAG Space’s Lynx.
The Lynx computers are designed and built at RUAG Space’s site in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Lynx Single Board Computer has 250 times more processing power than RUAG Space’s normal onboard computers, including those RUAG delivers for European Space Agency programs.
RUAG Space expects to qualify the Lynx single board computer through ground-based tests in 2024.
The payload fairing for the Atlas V rocket on the STP-3 mission was produced at the RUAG Space site in Decatur, Alabama.