Reditus Space is happy to announce that earlier this year, we signed a strategic partnership with Voyager Technologies, a leader in commercial space station services. Under this agreement, Voyager will serve as an implementation partner for upcoming missions aboard the Reditus ENOS reentry platform.

Reditus Space is preparing to launch the demonstration mission of the ENOS spacecraft in April 2026. The ENOS platform enables end-to-end support for microgravity research with full recovery capability, drastically accelerating R&D timelines across pharmaceutical, materials, and biotech sectors. In the collaboration with Voyager, Reditus will operate the ENOS vehicle, while Voyager will guide customers through the development of hardware suitable for flight and operation aboard the platform.

Reditus’ approach to reusable space platforms aligns with Voyagers long-standing mission to commercialize space,” said Scott Rodriguez, Voyager Vice President of Government Programs. “We look forward to enabling customer success aboard the ENOS platform.

This partnership combines Reditus Space’s reusable satellite technology with Voyager’ decade-plus experience facilitating payload development for space-based research. Together, they aim to streamline access to low-Earth orbit, bringing commercial microgravity experimentation closer to industrial scalability.

We’re thrilled to welcome Voyager as a core partner on our ENOS platform,” said Stef Crum, CEO of Reditus Space. “Their expertise in microgravity payload development will be invaluable as we scale reusable access to microgravity.

This collaboration reflects a growing demand for integrated, reusable, and commercially viable platforms to access and return from space, helping to bridge the gap between orbital R&D and real-world production.