Access to space is evolving,
why shouldn’t satellites?
In the past decade, the space industry has seen significant changes, primarily driven by the emergence of privatespace companies like SpaceX, RocketLab or Planet.
This evolution has mainly been focused on lowering the barrier of access to space by lowering launch costs and easing access to space.
Yet, on the satellite side, the conceptual approach of space missions hasn’t changed significantly. Of course, the miniaturization of electronic components has allowed the rise of CubeSats and with them an easier access to orbit, opening the way to a diversification of space uses. But we still conceive satellites as in the beginning of the space age: a platform that provides the necessary to a main instrument during a mission, strictly defined well before launch.
At SpaceLocker we are committed to making a change to answer the need for affordable, flexible, reliable and sustainable space missions.
OUR TEAM
Space is in our DNA
At the heart of the French space ecosystem
Toulouse, France
3 rue Allaric II 31000 Toulouse
At the heart of the industrial space ecosystem of the Toulouse region
Paris, France
96 bis boulevard Raspail 75006 Paris
In Paris city-center, hosted by the famous deep-tech incubator Agoranov
Standing on the shoulders of giants
Christophe Verbaere
François Lagunas
Victoria Carter Cortez
Daniel Katz
Stanislas Maximin
