Voyager is redefining precision and reliability in guidance, navigation and control systems with electro-optical systems, including space-qualified cameras, highly-accurate star trackers and cost-effective sun sensors. SpaceCam™, a low-read noise imaging solution, is ideal for space domain awareness and high-resolution imaging, and is supporting Artemis lunar, commercial and defense programs. Its rad-hard glass is rated at better than 800 MRads (Si). Voyager’s µSTAR-250 Star Trackers are sourced and manufactured in the U.S., fully compliant with National Defense Authorization Act 2021 domestic sourcing requirements.

Voyager offers a full suite of rad-hard digital processing systems for command and data handling, flight computer, propulsion control, data processing and recording, payload sequencing, and image storing and compression. Systems range from multi-core space processors and single-board computers to avionics platforms and legacy image processing computers. Voyager’s systems are modular and configurable to mission requirements, including versatile digital slices and VPX cards, which are programmable on orbit.

Voyager’s suite of flight-proven RF products, including software-defined radios and lunar transponders, enable commercial and government missions across orbits – LEO, MEO and GEO. Modular designs support a variety of data rates, frequencies, bandwidths and interfaces, ensuring precision, reliability and security, facilitating Telemetry, Tracking & Command, mission- data transmission, crosslink communications, onboard signal processing and signal intelligence receiving. Laser Communications Terminals offer high-throughput connectivity, with low probability of interception and detection. The μLCT™ Laser Communications Terminals are available with variable optical head assemblies for any orbit.

Voyager improves signals intelligence (SIGINT) situational awareness with signal processing and geolocation technologies for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) systems. We enhance SIGINT situational awareness through graphical user interface tools and data analytics to reveal intelligence information in a sea of data.

Voyager’s real-time controllable thrust and energy management enables overmatch, with scalable smart propulsion, while also meeting stringent Department of Defense requirements. The company’s propulsion products perform under extreme conditions to substantially enhance performance for applications such as missile defense interceptors and kill vehicles; strategic, tactical and hypersonic missiles, reentry systems, and civil, commercial and military space launch systems and payloads.

Voyager’s Bishop Airlock is the first permanent, commercial addition to the International Space Station, allowing for the movement of equipment, supplies and payloads between the ISS and the open vacuum of space. Bishop Airlock provides a significantly larger alternative to other airlocks on the ISS, with 5x more capacity and has enabled complex in-space robotics installation and testing, the deployment of waste and the movement of payloads around external ISS hosting sites.

Voyager offers space-grade, radiation-hardened power conversion and distribution systems for essential missions in LEO and beyond. The company also develops critical monitoring systems, including next-generation structural health monitoring systems for space habitats.

As the largest commercial user of the International Space Station, Voyager has deployed more than 330 satellites for commercial and government programs, overseeing more than 1,240 customer experiments conducted by more than 35 nations and territories. The team is highly-experienced across all phases of mission management. And the company’s commercial space station services have enabled biopharma and agriculture research, DoD technology demonstrations, research, media programs, STEM education, materials research and more.

Imagine a place where the brightest minds in aerospace, robotics, AI and science research converge – a place where innovation isn’t just encouraged but accelerated. The Science Park is more than just a research hub; it’s the only space ecosystem in the U.S., designed to fuel innovation and accelerate breakthroughs for in-space research, manufacturing and services. Tenants include established companies, startups, research institutions and government agencies.