Kall Morris

Orbital debris increases with collisions and space activity, worsening the problem exponentially.

KMI helps satellite operators meet deorbit requirements, preserving fuel and maximizing asset revenue.

Our Fresnel system connects you with the resources to recognize specific conjunction risks to your mission, capture the concerns of your assets and their orbits, and deliver a debris mitigation solution that can be managed and manifested to

KMI Space’s co-founder and CEO Troy M. Morris discusses in-space mobility and the infrastructure needed for spacecraft relocation, management, and sustainability.

KMI publishes columns every other week to share knowledge and answer questions about space, including those from students.

KMI celebrates its 5th anniversary, marking growth from three co-founders to a team of 20 experts.

Troy M. Morris on STARS Launch: Building the “Tow Truck for Space” November 20, 2025 On the STARS Launch podcast, Co-Founder and CEO Troy M. Morris joined host Susan Wise to discuss KMI’s approach to space mobility and on-orbit servicing. He shared insights from KMI’s International Space Station d

Small satellites now drive orbital commerce, but current space access relies on a 'deploy and forget' approach.

KMI’s news section covers company events, announcements, awards, and space-related topics.

In today's column, Orbital Archivist Intern Cash Bilton reflects on his summer experience at KMI.

One of our most ambitious planned projects is an orbital station to aid the identification of debris targets, consolidation of collected debris, refueling of Laelaps, and support of in-orbit repairs. A primary functionality of an orbital collection station is in-space debris storage, providing a fuel-efficient solution to debris removal while creating opportunity for debris repurposing. With sensor packages to track and catalog orbital debris with more accuracy than possible from ground-based ra

Adam Kall, Director of Technology developed machine learning and neural networks with NASA. Austin Morris, Director of Engineering is experienced in R&D, physical prototypes, aerospace products, and manufacturing production design, assembly, and testing. Troy Morris, Director of Operations brings professional organizational leadership, development, and training through data-driven experimentation.

Adam Kall developed machine learning and neural networks with NASA. Austin Morris has experience in R&D, aerospace products, prototyping, and manufacturing. Troy Morris has experience in organizational leadership, development, and data-driven training.

KMI advances the space industry through in-space servicing, assembly, and manufacturing.

In the days leading up to the ribbon cutting of KMI’s lab and office in downtown Marquette, the team takes a look back at the origins of Kall Morris Inc that Adam Kall, Austin Morris, and Troy M. Morris founded on the mission of Keeping Space Clear For All.

REACCH uses gecko adhesion and other technologies to securely capture and release orbital debris of various shapes and sizes.

KMI collaborates with industry, academia, and government to achieve critical space missions.

KMI describes an approach that invites and manages innovation to address orbital debris. The page says careers and job postings will be listed there and provides a form for press, industry, and government inquiries.

KMI is an in-space logistics company providing Relocation as a Service (RaaS).

KMI is an in-space logistics company providing Relocation as a Service (RaaS).

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