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SpaceLogistics is equipping the Mission Robotics Vehicle with two robot arms designed by the Naval Research Laboratory with DARPA funding under an agreement with DARPA.
SpaceLogistics signed a cooperative agreement with DARPA in 2020 that allows the Mission Robotics Vehicle to deploy robotic arms.
SpaceLogistics plans to launch its first Mission Robotic Vehicle in 2025 to install Mission Extension Pods on Optus and Intelsat communications satellites.
SpaceLogistics, a Northrop Grumman subsidiary, is partnering with Orbital Composites on geostationary applications for in-space servicing, assembly, and manufacturing.
SpaceLogistics plans to launch its first Mission Robotic Vehicle in 2025 to install Mission Extension Pods on Optus and Intelsat communications satellites.
SpaceLogistics plans to launch the 3,000-kilogram MRV to geostationary transfer orbit along with three 400-kilogram Mission Extension Pods on a SpaceX launch vehicle in late 2024.
SpaceLogistics plans to launch the 3,000-kilogram MRV to geostationary transfer orbit along with three 400-kilogram Mission Extension Pods on a SpaceX launch vehicle in late 2024.
SpaceLogistics plans to launch a 3,000-kilogram Mission Robotic Vehicle and three Mission Extension Pods each about 400 kg on a SpaceX rocket in 2024.
SpaceLogistics plans to launch a 3,000-kilogram Mission Robotic Vehicle and three Mission Extension Pods each about 400 kg on a SpaceX rocket in 2024.
SpaceLogistics plans to launch a second Mission Extension Vehicle on Europe’s Ariane 5 rocket in 2020 to rendezvous with another Intelsat satellite.
SpaceLogistics plans to launch a second Mission Extension Vehicle on Europe’s Ariane 5 rocket in 2020 to rendezvous with another Intelsat satellite.