Starlab is a commercial space station planned to succeed the ISS, operated through a Voyager-led joint venture with Airbus, Mitsubishi, MDA Space and Palantir, among others. ↗
The Bishop Airlock is a privately owned module attached to the ISS that moves equipment, supplies and payloads between the station and open space. ↗
Voyager makes controllable solid propulsion for missile programs, including hypersonic applications. ↗
Voyager makes sun sensors, star trackers, space cameras and inertial measurement units for spacecraft guidance and navigation. ↗
Voyager offers radiation-hardened laser and radio frequency communications systems, including transceivers, mission-data transmitters and command and data handling systems. ↗
The Halo thruster, from ExoTerra, flies aboard DARPA Blackjack ACES spacecraft. ↗
Voyager is developing AI-enabled edge computing for space, pairing radiation-hardened GPUs with Palantir's operating system. ↗
Voyager's Space Acceleration Measurement System (SAMS) has run on the ISS since 2001. ↗
Customers
Voyager supplies solid-propulsion subsystems for Lockheed Martin's Next Generation Interceptor program with the Missile Defense Agency. ↗
NASA is a customer, including a $217.5 million development grant to design Starlab. ↗
Voyager holds Bishop Airlock contracts with NASA, the European Space Agency and commercial customers. ↗
Deals since 2020
Jun 202602
Voyager Technologies buys Astrobotic
Pittsburgh-based commercial lunar delivery, lunar power and reusable rocket company
California-based developer of AI and machine learning-based automated target recognition software and intelligence analytics for space-based radar systems
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$33 millionClosed Aug 6, 2025
May 202502
Voyager Technologies buys Optical Physics
Builds high precision optics, opto-mechanical assemblies and associated electronics, computer interfacing, signal acquisition and signal processing
C4ISR and electronicscomponents and materialsSource