Outpost

Outpost Technologies Corporation is a space technology company developing reusable orbital delivery vehicles and in-space manufacturing capabilities. Its flagship CarryAll platforms launch to orbit, manufacture or hold cargo, and then autonomously reenter and land with precision anywhere on Earth, aiming to deliver up to 10 tons of cargo in under 60 minutes with roughly 25-meter landing accuracy. The company positions itself as building "the first orbital factory and through-space shipping service," targeting use cases from disaster relief and defense logistics to commercial supply chains and remote, infrastructure-free delivery.

Beyond logistics, Outpost is developing in-space manufacturing capability, most notably ultra-low-loss fiber optics that the company says can achieve 10-20x the performance of fiber produced on Earth, taking advantage of the microgravity environment to reduce material defects. The company also offers orbital testbed services that let customers fly hardware and experiments in space and return them quickly for analysis, accelerating technology readiness level (TRL) advancement for aerospace and defense R&D programs.

Outpost's precision airdrop systems extend its delivery technology to aircraft-deployed cargo, supporting GPS-guided landings from a few hundred feet up to 65,000 feet with high accuracy and no ground infrastructure or recovery crew required — used for humanitarian aid drops and contested-logistics military missions.

The company is backed by investors including Draper, Moonshots Capital, Myelin VC, Shasta Ventures, Starburst, SV Pacific Ventures, and Type One Ventures, and counts government and defense customers such as AFRL, the U.S. Air Force, DOD, NASA, U.S. Army Futures Command, and U.S. Strategic Command among its supporters.