
On-Orbit Servicing
Discover how advanced servicing extends satellite life, reduces space debris, and enables future-ready innovations.
Why On-Orbit Servicing Matters More Than Ever
The rapid growth of satellite deployments and increasing orbital congestion demand innovative solutions. OOS offers a suite of services, including:
- Extending Satellite Lifespan: By servicing nearly 30,000 GEO transponders and delaying costly replacements, OOS ensures uninterrupted operations and maximised returns
- Space Debris Mitigation: Advanced robotic technologies enable the safe removal of defunct satellites, reducing the risk of collisions and preserving orbital space for future missions
- Future-Ready Innovations: Modular satellite designs, 3D printing in space, and in-orbit repairs open new possibilities for cost-effective and sustainable operations across all orbits
Top Findings from Our On-Orbit Servicing Whitepaper
- Revolutionising Geostationary Satellites: OOS has proven its ability to extend the operational life of ageing satellites, saving costs and maintaining critical services
- Leading Space Sustainability Efforts: Through debris removal and servicing technologies, OOS addresses one of the most pressing challenges in modern space operations
- Pioneering New Applications: From inclination corrections to in-orbit manufacturing, the capabilities of OOS are setting the stage for the next era of space exploration
How OOS is Redefining Space Operations
With global initiatives such as ESA’s ClearSpace-1 mission and NASA’s advances in in-orbit manufacturing, the vision of OOS is quickly becoming a reality. By integrating cutting-edge technologies like AI-driven navigation systems, modular designs, and autonomous robotics, OOS is more than a solution—it’s a revolution.
Visit our Paper
This comprehensive study, developed in collaboration with Fraunhofer AVIATION & SPACE und Fraunhofer INT and H&Z, dives into the transformative impact of OOS on the space industry. It provides insights into technological advancements, economic benefits, and future applications that will shape the future of space operations.



