VOIDSHIP is developing the VS-1 launch vehicle, featuring a 3D printed engine and cryogenic pumps, to provide dedicated, cost-effective launches for nano and microsatellites. With a payload capacity of 25 kilograms to low Earth orbit, VOIDSHIP addresses the need for agile and customizable launch solutions in the rapidly growing satellite industry.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
The increasing demand for nano and microsatellite launches requires more flexible and cost-effective solutions than are currently available. Existing launch services often lack the agility and customization needed for the specific requirements of smaller payloads.
Solution
VOIDSHIP is developing the VS-1 launch vehicle to provide dedicated launch services for nano and microsatellites, addressing the need for more agile and customizable launch solutions. The VS-1 features a 3D-printed engine and cryogenic pumps, enabling cost-effective access to space. This approach allows for tailored launch profiles and responsive scheduling, meeting the unique needs of the rapidly growing small satellite industry.
Target Audience
VOIDSHIP's primary customers are nano and microsatellite operators, space research organizations, and commercial entities requiring dedicated and cost-effective launch services.
Features
- Dedicated launch services for nano and microsatellites
- 3D-printed engine for reduced manufacturing costs and lead times
- Cryogenic pumps for efficient fuel delivery
- Payload capacity of 25 kilograms to low Earth orbit