Andromeda Space
Perseus
A refuelable space tug that moves, inspects, and services satellites within LEO and GEO.
Making Space Small.
Andromeda Space is building a constellation of refuelable orbital mobility vehicles to support millions of spacecraft operating on orbit.
Earth, live at UTC. Drag to rotate.
Infrastructure to enable the next 50+ years of space commerce.
Every settled frontier developed industry & large-scale civilization only after infrastructure arrived. Space is no different. Before industry can grow in orbit, there has to be a way to move, refuel and service what is already up there.
What infrastructure in orbit makes possible
On-orbit manufacturing
Raw materials up, finished goods out.
Asteroid mining
Ore hauled somewhere useful.
Orbital compute
Parts, power and upkeep delivered.
Sustained human presence
Crews, supplies and fuel on schedule.
None of it happens without infrastructure.
Space needs same‑day shipping.
Once a satellite reaches orbit, it is largely on its own. Space mobility and logistics, the ability to move, refuel and service spacecraft after launch, is still hard to come by.
Expensive.
Every maneuver burns a satellite's own fuel and shortens its life.
Bespoke.
Built one mission at a time, for one customer at a time.
No infrastructure.
No standing fleet, no fuel on orbit, no network to call on.
We're fixing that. See how
The demand is already here.
Orbit is filling faster than the infrastructure to support it.
Satellites on orbit · total
Today's 15,000 satellites barely register next to the 1,000,000 more that could launch within the next decade.
$600M+
In U.S. government space mobility and logistics contracts awarded to date.
$39B
Projected in-space logistics market by 2035.
Market projection from third-party sources: MarketsandMarkets, GMI, Spherical Insights.
Defense and commercial.
Defense · U.S. government
- Reconstitute without waiting on launch.
- Maneuver without burning satellite fuel.
- Keep pace with adversaries in orbit.
Commercial · Satellite operators
- Extend constellation life.
- Reposition without a new launch.
- Inspect and service on orbit.
Last-mile logistics for USG & commercial operators.
Chariot
A heavy freighter that carries cargo and fuel between orbits, keeping the network supplied at scale.
Built by engineers who fly things.
Benjamin Miller
CEO & Chief Engineer
Built a rocket bound for space in high school. Aerospace Engineering, PSU.
Christopher Do
CTO & Lead Vehicle Engineer
Built hypersonic aerostructures. In high school. Aerospace Engineering, VT.
Johanna Stuard
Chief Scientist
Mechanical Engineering, Cornell.
Doug Owens
COO
Built a $500M government pipeline at his last firm. M.G.M. Space Leadership, Business & Policy, ASU.
James Bultitude
Advisor
Former CTO and founding Chief Engineer of Orbit Fab; now CEO of Exploration Technology Group.
Dr. Erik Dambach
Advisor
8 yrs SpaceX Draco engineer; Blue Origin BE-4 ignition lead; Hermeus propulsion lead.
Arnie Streland
Advisor
40+ years in space systems; former Northrop Grumman Lead Executive to USSF Space Systems Command.
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