D-Orbit

D-Orbit is a global market leader in the space logistics and transportation service industries with a track record of space-proven technologies and successful missions. The company has developed proprietary space logistics technology and transportation solutions to accelerate the growth and development of a trillion-dollar space economy through an incremental strategic approach to the space marketplace to deliver successful customer outcomes today while developing advanced products and services for the needs of tomorrow. D-Orbit was founded in 2011. With a manifest of future missions fully booked by new and returning customers, the company has already successfully flown over 70 payloads. D-Orbit is the first company to address the logistics needs of the space market. Its forward-thinking view has enabled it to consistently create solutions for its customers that save them money and time, like ION Satellite Carrier, a vehicle that can transport satellites in orbit and release them individually into distinct orbital slots, and a proprietary cloud-based mission control software suite designed to control entire satellite constellations. As it looks to the future, D-Orbit is already developing and testing new technologies to extend the life of satellites in orbit, perform active debris removal, enable interplanetary space logistics, and more. D-Orbit is creating an infrastructure that will broaden humankind’s opportunities to operate in space and expand into the solar system. Privacy policy https://bit.ly/2EPbIM2

Sito Web

http://www.dorbit.space

Link esterno per D-Orbit

Settore

Fabbricazione di componenti per il settore aeronautico e aerospaziale

Dimensioni dell’azienda

201-500 dipendenti

Sede principale

Fino Mornasco, Como

Tipo

Società privata non quotata

Data di fondazione

2011

Settori di competenza

Nanosat manufacturing, Launch and deployment services, Mission analysis and design, Engineering, Manufacturing, Integration, Testing, End-of-life decommissioning, Space, Satellites, Space debris, Space logistics, Space launch e New space