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Space systems & launch · Germany

D-Orbit Germany

Region
Other markets
Country
Germany
Segment
Space systems & launch
Verification
Desk verified
Website
https://dorbit.space

D-Orbit Germany acts as the regional engineering and commercial arm of its parent group, focusing on orbital logistics and mission control services. The organisation operates within the mid-stream space segment, providing technical support for the deployment of small satellites and the management of dedicated carrier vehicles. It serves as a bridge between satellite manufacturers and launch providers by offering infrastructure for precise orbital positioning. The organisation supports the ION Satellite Carrier programme, a versatile space tug designed to transport multiple payloads to distinct orbits. Its customer base includes commercial satellite operators, research institutions, and national space agencies requiring hosting services or rapid deployment capabilities. The firm coordinates closely with European launch providers to integrate payloads onto various launch vehicles, ensuring mission compatibility and regulatory compliance. Prospective partners should verify the specific mission heritage and flight frequency of the ION platform relative to their required orbital parameters. It is essential to confirm the availability of ground station support and the specific licensing requirements for cross-border data transmission. Buyers should also evaluate the technical interface specifications for payload integration to ensure mechanical and electrical compatibility with the carrier system.

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