Jul 21, 2026
Voyager & Reditus Partnership
Voyager and Reditus Space to Deliver Microgravity Missions Aboard Autonomous Free-flyer Platform
Partnership to expand commercial and government access to LEO through Reditus Space's ENOS free-flyer platform
Reditus Space and Voyager Technologies (NYSE: VOYG) today jointly announced their continued strategic partnership to deliver end-to-end microgravity mission services aboard Reditus Space's ENOS reusable reentry vehicle. Under the partnership, Reditus Space will provide on-orbit operations and vehicle management, while Voyager will serve as implementation partner, guiding customers through payload development, hardware qualification and mission integration.
The announcement follows Reditus Space's recent release of full vehicle details and imagery for ENOS-1, its first reusable free-flyer. ENOS is designed for autonomous flight, on-orbit operations and intact recovery, enabling repeated access to the microgravity environment for research, manufacturing and data collection applications.
"The microgravity economy is real, and it's being held back by access, cost, complexity, and turnaround time,” said Stef Crum, CEO of Reditus Space. “ENOS changes that, and Voyager's implementation expertise means customers can have the foremost experts to guide them through their space journey. Together, we're removing the barriers that have kept this market from scaling."
“What we’re doing lets researchers and manufacturers focus on their science while we handle the complexity of getting it to space and back,” said Scott Rodriguez, vice president of government programs, Voyager. “And with more than 1,400 payloads flown to the International Space Station, we know what it takes to turn a research concept into a successful mission.”
Together, the companies are targeting customers in pharmaceutical research, materials science and biotech, as well as government programs requiring recurring, flexible access to low-Earth orbit.
About Reditus Space.
Reditus Space is an Atlanta-based aerospace company developing reusable reentry vehicles and satellite buses for commercial and government customers. The company's ENOS platform provides end-to-end microgravity mission support with full recovery capability, designed to accelerate R&D timelines and reduce the cost of access to the space environment.
About Voyager Technologies
Voyager Technologies is a defense technology and space solutions company that enables mission-ready systems that secure today and power what’s next for the U.S. and partner nations. From propulsion and energetics to advanced electronics, mission management and space exploration, Voyager delivers capabilities that protect national security, reinforce the industrial base and expand human presence beyond Earth. For more information visit: voyagertechnologies.com and follow on LinkedIn and X.
Media Contact — Reditus Space. Michelle Stevenson - media@reditus.space
Media Contact — Voyager Technologies. Nora Ellish - nora@colebrookemg.com
FAQ
01
Why return from space?
02
What makes ENOS reusable?
03
What's worth making in space?
04
Isn't it way too expensive?
05
Is this even possible?
Jul 21, 2026
Voyager & Reditus Partnership
Voyager and Reditus Space to Deliver Microgravity Missions Aboard Autonomous Free-flyer Platform
Partnership to expand commercial and government access to LEO through Reditus Space's ENOS free-flyer platform
Reditus Space and Voyager Technologies (NYSE: VOYG) today jointly announced their continued strategic partnership to deliver end-to-end microgravity mission services aboard Reditus Space's ENOS reusable reentry vehicle. Under the partnership, Reditus Space will provide on-orbit operations and vehicle management, while Voyager will serve as implementation partner, guiding customers through payload development, hardware qualification and mission integration.
The announcement follows Reditus Space's recent release of full vehicle details and imagery for ENOS-1, its first reusable free-flyer. ENOS is designed for autonomous flight, on-orbit operations and intact recovery, enabling repeated access to the microgravity environment for research, manufacturing and data collection applications.
"The microgravity economy is real, and it's being held back by access, cost, complexity, and turnaround time,” said Stef Crum, CEO of Reditus Space. “ENOS changes that, and Voyager's implementation expertise means customers can have the foremost experts to guide them through their space journey. Together, we're removing the barriers that have kept this market from scaling."
“What we’re doing lets researchers and manufacturers focus on their science while we handle the complexity of getting it to space and back,” said Scott Rodriguez, vice president of government programs, Voyager. “And with more than 1,400 payloads flown to the International Space Station, we know what it takes to turn a research concept into a successful mission.”
Together, the companies are targeting customers in pharmaceutical research, materials science and biotech, as well as government programs requiring recurring, flexible access to low-Earth orbit.
About Reditus Space.
Reditus Space is an Atlanta-based aerospace company developing reusable reentry vehicles and satellite buses for commercial and government customers. The company's ENOS platform provides end-to-end microgravity mission support with full recovery capability, designed to accelerate R&D timelines and reduce the cost of access to the space environment.
About Voyager Technologies
Voyager Technologies is a defense technology and space solutions company that enables mission-ready systems that secure today and power what’s next for the U.S. and partner nations. From propulsion and energetics to advanced electronics, mission management and space exploration, Voyager delivers capabilities that protect national security, reinforce the industrial base and expand human presence beyond Earth. For more information visit: voyagertechnologies.com and follow on LinkedIn and X.
Media Contact — Reditus Space. Michelle Stevenson - media@reditus.space
Media Contact — Voyager Technologies. Nora Ellish - nora@colebrookemg.com
FAQ
01
Why return from space?
02
What makes ENOS reusable?
03
What's worth making in space?
04
Isn't it way too expensive?
05
Is this even possible?
Jul 21, 2026
Voyager & Reditus Partnership
Voyager and Reditus Space to Deliver Microgravity Missions Aboard Autonomous Free-flyer Platform
Partnership to expand commercial and government access to LEO through Reditus Space's ENOS free-flyer platform
Reditus Space and Voyager Technologies (NYSE: VOYG) today jointly announced their continued strategic partnership to deliver end-to-end microgravity mission services aboard Reditus Space's ENOS reusable reentry vehicle. Under the partnership, Reditus Space will provide on-orbit operations and vehicle management, while Voyager will serve as implementation partner, guiding customers through payload development, hardware qualification and mission integration.
The announcement follows Reditus Space's recent release of full vehicle details and imagery for ENOS-1, its first reusable free-flyer. ENOS is designed for autonomous flight, on-orbit operations and intact recovery, enabling repeated access to the microgravity environment for research, manufacturing and data collection applications.
"The microgravity economy is real, and it's being held back by access, cost, complexity, and turnaround time,” said Stef Crum, CEO of Reditus Space. “ENOS changes that, and Voyager's implementation expertise means customers can have the foremost experts to guide them through their space journey. Together, we're removing the barriers that have kept this market from scaling."
“What we’re doing lets researchers and manufacturers focus on their science while we handle the complexity of getting it to space and back,” said Scott Rodriguez, vice president of government programs, Voyager. “And with more than 1,400 payloads flown to the International Space Station, we know what it takes to turn a research concept into a successful mission.”
Together, the companies are targeting customers in pharmaceutical research, materials science and biotech, as well as government programs requiring recurring, flexible access to low-Earth orbit.
About Reditus Space.
Reditus Space is an Atlanta-based aerospace company developing reusable reentry vehicles and satellite buses for commercial and government customers. The company's ENOS platform provides end-to-end microgravity mission support with full recovery capability, designed to accelerate R&D timelines and reduce the cost of access to the space environment.
About Voyager Technologies
Voyager Technologies is a defense technology and space solutions company that enables mission-ready systems that secure today and power what’s next for the U.S. and partner nations. From propulsion and energetics to advanced electronics, mission management and space exploration, Voyager delivers capabilities that protect national security, reinforce the industrial base and expand human presence beyond Earth. For more information visit: voyagertechnologies.com and follow on LinkedIn and X.
Media Contact — Reditus Space. Michelle Stevenson - media@reditus.space
Media Contact — Voyager Technologies. Nora Ellish - nora@colebrookemg.com
FAQ
Why return from space?
What makes ENOS reusable?
What's worth making in space?
Isn't it way too expensive?
Is this even possible?