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The students proposed innovative ideas for space logistics challenges during the workshop.
SpaceLogistics, Northrop Grumman’s satellite-servicing subsidiary, plans to send a Mission Robotic Vehicle to an Optus satellite in 2024 to install propulsion jet packs using a robotic arm.
DARPA partnered with SpaceLogistics, a Northrop Grumman company, in 2020 so SpaceLogistics would provide the spacecraft bus, launch, and operations in exchange for commercial use of the robotic payload on-orbit.
The RSGS payload platform is SpaceLogistics’ Mission Robotic Vehicle, a 3,000-kilogram spacecraft.
DARPA selected Northrop Grumman’s subsidiary SpaceLogistics as its RSGS partner in 2020.
Arianespace and Space Machines Company signed a deal on 2022-10-30 to lay the groundwork for cooperation that could lead to jointly offering post-launch in-space logistics services.
Destination: Space 2050 frames a future vision for space in the year 2050 across five areas: a smart world enabled by ubiquitous communications, extraplanetary operations, space logistics, mission operations command utilizing artificial intelligence and machine learning, and space defense to strengthen 21st Century Security.
Space Machines Company will test the capability of its 270 kg Optimus Orbital Transfer Vehicle to deliver in-space logistics services.
SpaceLogistics has two Mission Extension Vehicles in orbit providing life-extension services to two Intelsat geostationary satellites.
Isar Aerospace plans to launch an orbital transfer vehicle for Italian space logistics company D-Orbit no earlier than 2023.
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 successfully fired the electric propulsion system it is developing for the Mission Extension Pods in March 2022.
SpaceLogistics’ first-generation Mission Extension Vehicles, MEV-1 and MEV-2, have provided propulsion and pointing control to commercial satellites in geostationary orbit since 2020.
SpaceLogistics completed preliminary design reviews for the Mission Robotic Vehicle and Mission Extension Pod in fall 2021 and remained on schedule for critical design reviews in 2022 and launch in 2024.
SpaceLogistics plans to send a new Mission Robotic Vehicle to orbit in 2024 on a SpaceX rocket.
SpaceLogistics is a subsidiary of Northrop Grumman that provides satellite life-extension services with Mission Extension Vehicles and is developing a future Mission Robotic Vehicle.
SpaceLogistics is developing a third-generation vehicle capable of refueling GEO satellites and performing active debris removal.
Space Logistics is planning to launch the second set of mission extension pods in early 2025.
Space Machines Company is an Australian startup that develops in-space logistics capabilities, including deploying satellites into desired orbits, servicing, powering and assembling space infrastructure, and supporting deep space missions.
Space Machines Company is an Australian startup that develops in-space logistics capabilities including deploying satellites into desired orbits, servicing, powering and assembling space infrastructure, and supporting deep space missions.