Optus D3
Optus- OperatorOptus
- ManufacturerOrbital Sciences Corporation
- BusStar-2.4
GEO Ku-band communications satellite operated by Optus, launched 2009, providing broadcast and broadband services across Australasia.
5263 flight-proven satellite platforms, components and ground equipment from verified manufacturers worldwide.
GEO Ku-band communications satellite operated by Optus, launched 2009, providing broadcast and broadband services across Australasia.
Commercial rideshare and dedicated launch services aboard ISRO's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV), marketed by Antrix.
Commercial leasing of transponder capacity on ISRO's GSAT geostationary communications satellites, marketed by Antrix.
Larger, partially reusable Falcon 9-class rocket in development, targeting ~17,000 kg to LEO.
Reusable, kerolox orbital launch vehicle with VTVL first-stage recovery; ~2,000 kg to LEO.
Kerosene-liquid oxygen orbital rocket; first Chinese private liquid-propellant vehicle to reach orbit (April 2023).
Downstream Earth-observation data services: rapid remote-sensing tasking, thermal-anomaly detection, and visualization platforms.
Follow-on AIRSAT smallsat combining dual-polarization SAR with a low-light optical imager, launched December 2024.
Small SAR satellite platform with a novel unfolded cylindrical parabolic Ku-band antenna, first flown as AIRSAT-01/02 in September…
Sophisticated science instruments and life-support hardware for the International Space Station, built at Redwire's Kruibeke, Belgium facility.
Androgynous, low-impact docking and berthing system for crewed and robotic spacecraft, developed at the Kruibeke, Belgium facility.
High-rate satellite manufacturing system at Merritt Island, Florida, capable of producing two OneWeb satellites per day using assembly-line…
On-board computers, power control and distribution units, and remote terminal units for small satellites, built at Redwire's Kruibeke…
150 kg-class LEO broadband satellite bus mass-produced by Airbus OneWeb Satellites for the OneWeb Ku/Ka-band constellation.
Next-generation Ku/Ka-band geostationary broadcast satellite launched in 2022 to extend and modernize Nilesat's 7 degrees West DTH capacity.
Geostationary Ku/Ka-band broadcast satellite operating at 7 degrees West, serving Egyptian and pan-Arab direct-to-home television since 2010.
High-performance single-stage suborbital rocket capable of Mach 10+ speeds and 400 km altitude, developed with NASA support.
Flight-proven solid-fuel suborbital sounding rocket providing low-cost microgravity and hypersonic test flights from Spaceport America.
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