Products

Dedicated logistics stage for rapid payload transfer beyond LEO, 400 N thrust, >3 km/s delta-V

Motion control systems and exploration systems for space robotics applications (acquired subsidiary)

Solid rocket engines including the Whale851 engine used in the OS-X6B vehicle

Small satellite launch capability into LEO using modified carrier aircraft releasing rockets from Cornwall Airport Newquay's 2,744m runway over Atlantic corridors

Service leveraging Kepler's active satellite network to deploy customer payloads in orbit with real-time data streaming

Integration and flight of customer payloads on ArkEdge satellite missions

First-generation thermal imaging satellite with 3.5m MWIR resolution, launched June 2023 on SpaceX Falcon 9

Second-generation thermal imaging satellite built by SSTL, contracted for launch

Third-generation thermal imaging satellite built by SSTL, contracted for launch

Universal payload adapter providing standardized power, data, and mechanical interfaces between customer payloads and satellite buses.

Open SDK, APIs, sandbox environment, and documentation for integrating Bluetooth devices into the Hubble network.

Direct Bluetooth-to-satellite connectivity for remote and off-grid coverage, currently 7 operational spacecraft in LEO.

Global Bluetooth finding and data network with 90M+ access points across 2,500+ cities, powered by Life360/Tile partnership.

Commercial crew transport service providing missions to the International Space Station and private orbital flights for up to four passengers aboard Dragon spacecraft, with missions lasting three to six days at altitudes of 300 to 500 kilometers

Orbital transfer vehicle for in-space mobility and satellite deployment, up to 400 kg payload capacity, commercial deployment planned by 2029

Four-stage solid-fueled small-lift orbital rocket. 20.8 m tall, 1.4 m diameter, 31 t liftoff mass. Delivers 300 kg to low Earth orbit. Launches from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. First flew July 2019, becoming the first privately-built Chinese rocket to reach orbit.

Two-stage partially reusable medium-lift rocket powered by nine Focus-2 liquid oxygen/methane engines. 77.8 m tall, 4.2 m diameter, 608 t liftoff mass. Delivers 8,500 kg to LEO in reusable mode or 14,000 kg expendable. Features sea-based first-stage recovery via autonomous drone ship. Maiden flight planned for 2026 from Wenchang.

Hypersonic flight testing service using suborbital rocket technology.

Government-facing service providing Mach 25+ real-flight reentry environments for testing thermal protection systems, sensors, and navigation

Ice, Cloud, and land Elevation Satellite using an advanced laser altimeter firing 10,000 pulses per second to measure ice sheet elevation, sea ice thickness, and forest canopy height

Decentralized SDA sensor network connecting previously disconnected space domain awareness sensors

Integrated additive manufacturing (3D printing) monitoring and control platform supplied to aerospace and automotive partners

Constellation of geostationary communication and meteorology satellites serving broadcasting, telecom, and weather forecasting

AI-powered real-time analytics platform for energy sector operational risk management