Engineering the Future of Space
From low Earth orbit to deep space systems — we design the technologies that move humanity forward.

From low Earth orbit to deep space systems — we design the technologies that move humanity forward.






Smarter, faster, and fully adaptive to mission environments.
Real-time communications at scale — across orbits and constellations.
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AI-powered insights for in-space decision making.urance, including dental treatment.

We’re a team of systems thinkers, physicists, builders, and designers with one goal: making space more accessible, sustainable, and intelligent. We believe the future is multi-orbital, and we're building the tools to get there.
Our perks are literally out of this world—because space work deserves space-level fun!

Who needs suits when you've got space suits? Enjoy zero-gravity comfort. Hoodies and shorts always acceptable—just remember your helmet!

Expand your universe! From orbital mechanics to alien languages, we promise learning that's astronomically exciting.

Floating doctor visits are the norm here. Rest assured, we’ll keep your heartbeat steady—no matter how thrilling the spacewalk gets!

Test what you build. Visit launch sites. Watch your work leave the atmosphere.

We’re mission-focused, not clock-driven. We trust you to get the job done — with room to breathe.

See prototypes turn into payloads — and be part of the journey from concept to orbit.
Every breakthrough begins as an idea — and ends in the stars. From early-stage prototypes to flight-ready systems, this is where design meets deployment. Explore our flagship technologies, engine tests, orbital assets, and the partnerships that power our journey beyond Earth.




Our office is located in a beautiful city centre but you will only view it from space
Address Keizersgracht 313 Amsterdam, 1016 EE, NLD
We’re growing our team of world-class engineers, operators, and creators. If solving impossible problems at orbital scale sounds exciting — let’s talk.