Vertex Aerospace, LLC is an engineering services company specializing in thermal engineering design, analysis, and testing for the space industry. They provide services for thermal control systems (TCS) for spacecraft, instruments, and components, including design, analysis, integration, and testing. Vertex Aerospace has supported NASA, DoD, and commercial space missions, including providing support for the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory at NASA's Johnson Space Center.
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Moon Base III includes a Lunar Vertex investigation studying lunar swirls, with payloads from ESA and the Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute.
Lunar Vertex will fly aboard Intuitive Machines’ Nova-C Trinity lander for Moon Base III.
Moon Base III is planned for 2026 and will carry Lunar Vertex on Intuitive Machines’ Nova-C Trinity lander.
Germany’s Vertex will provide antenna systems for HUGEO.
LeoLabs operates a vertically integrated technology system called Vertex that provides LEO coverage, real-time tracking, and insights for satellite operators, commercial enterprises, and federal agencies.
LeoLabs provides a vertically integrated technology system called Vertex™ to deliver information for satellite operations.
LeoLabs offers a vertically integrated technology system named Vertex™ for tracking and supporting missions in low Earth orbit.
CPI Vertex’s Ka-band antenna systems will be used as Gateway systems for O3b mPOWER and can be deployed to commercial and government customers.
CPI Vertex will supply ground-based 5.5-meter Ka-band plug-and-play series tracking antennas for O3b mPOWER Gateway systems.
CPI Vertex delivered the first prototype of its customized plug-and-play antennas for the O3b mPOWER program by December 2022.
CPI Vertex will deliver full-motion dual-band 20-meter antenna systems for the KSAT lunar communications network.
A procurement process that started in 2021 resulted in CPI Vertex providing the solution KSAT selected based on KSAT’s requirements.
The Lunar Vertex rover multispectral microscope will use an array of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to provide wideband illumination from 365 to 1000 nm.
Resolve Optics can provide Canadensys with a space-ready product for the Lunar Vertex multispectral microscope.
All components of Resolve Optics’ new lens for the Lunar Vertex multispectral microscope are manufactured from materials approved by international space agencies.