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Beyond Gravity's solar array drive mechanisms production facility in Switzerland has been expanded to produce 200 units per year, up from 36 units, resulting in a fivefold increase in output.
Beyond Gravity is developing a next-gen, two-axis version of its drive mechanism that promises greater energy yield for missions requiring higher power.
The Orion capsule for NASA's Artemis lunar missions will utilize a two-axis drive mechanism produced by Beyond Gravity.
Beyond Gravity is considering expanding its facility in Florida if demand for solar array drive mechanisms continues to grow.
Beyond Gravity's solar array drive mechanisms have been used on ESA's BepiColombo mission to Mercury and the Hera planetary defense mission.
Beyond Gravity's manufacturing expansion is a response to the shift in priorities of commercial and civil satellite operators toward proliferated LEO constellations.
Beyond Gravity's solar array drive mechanisms help satellites align their solar arrays to optimize solar power production efficiency.
Beyond Gravity has expanded its solar array drive mechanism production facility in Zurich, doubling its area and increasing annual production capacity from 36 to 200 units.
Beyond Gravity's mechanisms allow satellites to continuously align their solar wings toward the sun for maximum power generation.
Beyond Gravity anticipates additional growth opportunities in the United States.
Beyond Gravity has already delivered more units this year than in the past three years combined.
Beyond Gravity is developing the next generation of solar array deployment mechanisms (SADMs) designed for two-axis alignment to enable greater solar efficiency.
Beyond Gravity has doubled its manufacturing area, increasing its production capacity fivefold.
Beyond Gravity's mechanisms serve platforms ranging from microsatellites to large Earth observation and telecommunications spacecraft.
Beyond Gravity's mechanisms have been featured in ESA's BepiColombo mission to Mercury, NASA's Artemis lunar program, and ESA's Hera planetary defense mission launched in October 2024.
Beyond Gravity sells its mechanisms worldwide, primarily in Europe and the United States.
Beyond Gravity currently operates a high-volume, highly automated satellite panel production facility in Titusville, Florida.
Beyond Gravity is prepared to expand production capacity at its existing facility in Titusville, Florida should demand from the U.S. market continue to grow.
Beyond Gravity can now produce 200 mechanisms for aligning solar wings per year instead of the previous 36.
Beyond Gravity will develop and deliver electric propulsion pointing mechanisms for five HummingSat satellites.