
Katalyst Space builds autonomous robotic spacecraft that upgrade and service satellites in orbit.
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ARC uses machine learning to process space data fast, surfacing insights for object classification, anomaly detection, and mission-critical decision-making.
ICON links SDA sensors into a decentralized network, eliminating blindspots and enabling smarter tracking, custody handoffs, and revenue from shared data.
SHIELD by Katalyst enables close-range satellite inspection, threat response, and fast retrofits—even on unprepared assets. The future of in-orbit upgrades.
SIGHT equips satellites with real-time object detection and collision avoidance. Retrofit unprepared assets and unlock new SDA data revenue streams.
The DoD is moving past one-off tech demos, using ISAM—in-space servicing, assembly, and manufacturing—to directly advance active mission objectives in orbit.
Katalyst welcomes industry veterans to lead its next phase of space operations, strengthening its mission to advance robotic spacecraft and on-orbit services.
First-of-its-kind mission would extend Swift Observatory’s life by years while proving the United States can rapidly dock with and service unprepared satellites.
Katalyst's robotic spacecraft passes key testing as it teams with Intelsat, NASA, and Atomos to demo defensive counterspace as a service.
Explore careers at Katalyst Space—where autonomy, deep work, and innovation meet. Open roles in engineering, GNC, and business dev. Remote or Flagstaff.
Partner with Katalyst Space Technologies for space upgrades and operations. Reach our team in Flagstaff, Washington DC, and Broomfield to design your mission.
Katalyst is building a fleet of autonomous robotic spacecraft operating together on orbit, servicing and upgrading systems in real time.
Learn how Katalyst Space Technologies collects, uses, and protects your personal information. Review our privacy practices, data rights, and security measures.
Katalyst is building a fleet of autonomous robotic spacecraft operating together on orbit, servicing and upgrading systems in real time.
Katalyst Space Technologies closed a $12 million funding round led by Geodesic Capital, with participation from Fortitude Ventures, to support its first Nexus geosynchronous-orbit servicing mission. The demonstration mission is scheduled to launch in 2027.
Jun 2026 · SpaceNewsNews article
Katalyst Space Technologies acquires Atomos Space, adding Atomos’ Quark spacecraft and Broomfield, Colorado facility to its in-space servicing capabilities.
Apr 2025 · Katalyst SpaceNews article
Katalyst Space, True Anomaly, HEO, and Intrack Radar are selected for the U.S. Space Systems Command’s first accelerator program focused on space domain awareness.
Nov 2023 · SpaceNewsNews article
Katalyst Space is developing a space surveillance sensor for satellites to help track orbital debris and threats. The effort comes as the U.S. military increases spending on space domain awareness.
May 2023 · SpaceNewsNews article