On-Orbit Service, Fully Autonomous.
SOAR manufactures autonomous repair vehicles that launch as payloads, rendezvous with target satellites, and perform maintenance operations without human intervention. This is on-orbit servicing at scale.
Autonomous vehicles. Real-world orbital capability.
• Launches as a self-contained payload aboard existing launch vehicles.
• Navigates autonomously to the target satellite using onboard GNC.
• Executes inspection, maintenance, and repair tasks without real-time ground control.
• Returns to a safe orbit or initiates controlled decommissioning after the mission.
Multienvironment Fixes
Autonomous robotic diagnosis and hardware correction for orbiting satellites and planetary surface rovers.
Refueling
Propellant supply for orbital assets and surface landers to extend mission life.
Fluid and Gas Systems
Precision maintenance of propulsion and life support systems across space-based platforms and regolith-based exploration equipment.
End-of-Life Ops
Safe decommissioning of satellites and surface units through debris removal or sustainable disposal protocols.
Structured Repair
Patching damage from debris or planetary dust on satellite hulls and rover chassis frameworks.
Built to support operators.
Satellite operators running commercial constellations in LEO, MEO, and GEO
Government space agencies (NASA, ESA, and national programs)
Defense programs (DoD and allied agencies)