Moog Space

Moog Space, founded in 1951 and headquartered in Chatsworth, United States, is a key provider of solutions for the space industry, specializing in the design, development, and manufacture of critical systems and components. While initially focused on propulsion, the company has expanded its portfolio to encompass a broad range of technologies including spacecraft avionics, guidance systems, fluid controls, structures, and environmental control & life support systems (ECLSS). Moog serves both commercial and government customers, supporting missions ranging from launch vehicles and satellite buses to human spaceflight initiatives, including contributions to NASA’s Space Launch System and future lunar missions.

A core strength lies in Moog’s advanced avionics systems, offering integrated Command and Data Handling (C&DH) and Electrical Power Systems (EPS). The company is actively investing in next-generation technologies such as radiation-hardened computing – exemplified by the Cascade Single Board Computer featuring a RISC-V processor – and additive manufacturing to enhance capabilities and meet evolving mission demands. Beyond electronics, Moog provides mechanical solutions including hexapods for precision payload positioning, spacecraft mechanisms, shock and vibration isolation systems, and structural adapters for various satellite sizes. This diverse offering positions Moog Space as a comprehensive partner for organizations operating across the entire space ecosystem.