SpaceMicro

Voyager, founded in 2002 and based in San Diego, is a technology company specializing in both national security and space solutions. The company develops and delivers mission-critical electronics and subsystems for a range of applications, including rad-hardened processors, solid state recorders, and laser communications systems. A key area of focus is miniaturized technology, demonstrated by their CubeSat-size optical terminals. Voyager is a supplier to the Space Development Agency (SDA) Transport Layer, indicating involvement in building out a resilient space-based communication network.

Beyond electronics, Voyager offers a broader portfolio encompassing defense systems, signals intelligence, and communications technologies for satellite constellations and spacecraft. They also provide capabilities in areas like space infrastructure – notably through their Bishop Airlock systems – microgravity research, and satellite launch services. The company is a leading provider of commercial research opportunities in low-Earth orbit.

Notably, Voyager is a key partner in the Starlab project, a US-led joint venture with Airbus, Mitsubishi Corporation, and MDA Space, aiming to establish the next generation of commercial space destinations and maintain a continuous human presence in low-Earth orbit. Recent projects include collaborations with AFRL on multi-cloud edge computing in space and the development of dust-repellent coatings tested on the Moon, demonstrating a commitment to innovation and advanced technology development.