Voyager Technologies partners with ATMOS Space Cargo on orbital missions
The two companies have agreed to collaborate on providing access to space for research and technology development
Voyager Technologies, the space services provider, has signed a memorandum of understanding with ATMOS Space Cargo to expand access to space for scientific discovery and technology advancement.
Under the agreement, Voyager Europe will serve as the integration and implementation partner for ATMOS, which provides free-flying orbital vehicles capable of controlled and precise return to Earth.
Voyager will provide mission management services including payload configuration, requirements definition, integration planning and operational execution.
The two companies will also refer customers and mission opportunities across their respective networks.
ATMOS' Phoenix free-flying vehicles will complement Voyager's mission management capabilities across the International Space Station and next-generation commercial platforms such as Starlab, the planned commercial space station.
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"Voyager brings deep mission management experience and a global integration capability that aligns perfectly with our free-flyer services," said Sebastian Klaus, chief executive and co-founder of ATMOS Space Cargo.
Voyager Europe is the European subsidiary of Voyager Technologies, providing end-to-end mission management and operational expertise for customers seeking to operate in space.
The Recap
- Voyager and ATMOS signed a memorandum of understanding.
- ATMOS will provide free-flying vehicles with controlled return.
- Voyager Europe will serve as ATMOS integration partner.
