
DeepSat Orion’s Belt VLEO Constellation Early Access Program
Orion’s Belt flies for our own mission, and every cluster has room for partner missions beside ours. You bring the payload or the AI model. We bring the orbit, the onboard compute and the path to the people who need the answer.
What’s on the platform
The closest vantage point space has on Earth, where smaller sensors do bigger sensors’ work and new sensing modes open up.
We get your mission to VLEO and keep it there. You bring the payload; you don’t build the satellite.
Onboard analysis turns a pass into a finished product and sends it on while it still matters.
Run your AI models on board and send answers, not raw data, across the constellation and down to the people who need them.
The drag is on us
Two kinds of drag, one platform. We take on the physical drag of getting to and staying in VLEO, and the market drag of finding a buyer for the data.
Station-keeping against atmospheric drag, a harsh environment, short lifespans and brief contact windows. Handled.
Your data runs through our delivery stack toward the operators and buyers who need it, so you don’t build that path alone.
The payoff
The payload flies, and the data has somewhere to go.
Built with Redwire
VLEO is hard to reach and hard to stay in, so the spacecraft comes from a space infrastructure company with decades of flight heritage and VLEO spacecraft under contract with DARPA and ESA. Redwire’s digital engineering tools model Orion’s Belt before anything flies. You fly on hardware with history, and DeepSat owns the mission: payloads, onboard AI and the service.
Redwire
Spacecraft design, power, integration and production at rate.
DeepSat
Payloads, onboard AI, mission software and the service.
You
Flies on heritage hardware; your data goes where it needs to.
Cluster-1
Partners join the first cluster of Orion’s Belt before it flies, and shape what flies.