Voyager Technologies
About
About Voyager Technologies
Voyager's mission-management business takes a payload from planning and launch coordination through integration, crew preparation and operation in orbit. Customers can use hosted-payload facilities, including the Bishop Airlock and external research platforms on the International Space Station, with supporting power, data and mission operations. Ground teams provide command and telemetry support through dedicated control centres.
That service business sits alongside spacecraft electronics, propulsion and infrastructure development. Guidance and control equipment supports spacecraft positioning and proximity operations, while the lunar portfolio connects surface delivery, power and habitation programmes. Starlab is being developed through a joint venture for future low-Earth-orbit research, extending Voyager's infrastructure plans beyond its existing ISS-related services.
Timeline
Events
- 2026-09-17 - Demonstration - Icarus Robotics completes parabolic flight campaign ahead of ISS mission
The campaign produced 66 periods of weightlessness across four flights, totalling 22 minutes of active testing, run from Canada because the United States currently lacks parabolic flight capability. JOY validated three capabilities in zero gravity for the first time: manipulation of its arms under disturbance, position and velocity tracking through each weightless period, and control of its own flight. JOY has been promoted from a demonstration flight to a full mission operator on the strength of industry demand, and is to ship to NASA in January for a year-long ISS mission.
Source - 2026-07-21 - Partnership - Reditus and Voyager expand ENOS microgravity mission partnership
Reditus will manage the ENOS vehicle and on-orbit operations, while Voyager will guide customers through payload development, hardware qualification and mission integration. The collaboration follows the release of ENOS-1 vehicle details and is aimed at recurring research, manufacturing and data-collection missions with intact recovery. The partners are targeting pharmaceutical, materials-science, biotech and government customers that need flexible repeat access to low Earth orbit; the announcement describes an ongoing partnership, not a completed mission.
Source - 2026-07-13 - Acquisition - Voyager Technologies completes Astrobotic acquisition
Astrobotic now operates as Voyager Lunar Systems from its Moon Base facility in Pittsburgh. John Thornton continues to lead the lunar business as part of Voyager’s executive team. The combined platform spans lunar landers, rovers, surface power, mission operations and supporting space infrastructure.
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Relations
Relationships
- Icarus Robotics
Iss Mission Management Provider - Voyager Technologies will provide mission management and payload integration for Icarus Robotics' Joyride ISS demonstration.
- Reditus Space
Payload Implementation Partner - Voyager Technologies supports customer payload development and flight-hardware implementation for Reditus ENOS missions.
- Astrobotic
Acquirer - Voyager Technologies completed its acquisition of Astrobotic.
- Altius Space Machines
Majority Investment Followed By Full Ownership - Voyager first made a majority investment in Altius, then later redeemed the remaining minority interest to reach full ownership.