Kall Morris Inc

Kall Morris Incorporated (KMI) is a space mobility and logistics company founded in Marquette, Michigan, by co-founders Adam Kall, Austin Morris, and Troy Morris. The company's mission is to transition humanity from a launch-dependent species to a space-adept society by mastering in-space logistics, scavenging, and long-haul transport.

KMI provides in-space mobility and logistics services for satellites, focusing on end-of-life management, orbital repositioning, and active debris removal. Their proprietary Laelaps spacecraft — equipped with the patented REACCH (Responsive Engaging Arm for Capture of Challenging High-value objects) end-effector — can approach, capture, and maneuver satellites and debris objects without requiring any modifications to the target spacecraft.

The company's services address the growing challenge of orbital sustainability, enabling satellite operators to fully utilize their assets through mission life while ensuring responsible end-of-life deorbit and removal of hazardous debris. KMI also plans to deploy Shepard, an orbital collection station for longer-term in-space logistics operations.

KMI has received backing from programs including AFWERX, SpaceWerx, and the SDA Tap Lab, and has partnerships with institutions like the International Space Station National Lab. The company is committed to keeping space clear and accessible for future generations under the hashtag #KeepingSpaceClearForAll.