United States · Orbital computing and hosted payload platform
Orbit Keeper 01
This project focuses on orbital computing and hosted payload platform.
Graviron is developing Orbit Keeper 01 Vector to provide shared orbital computing and hosted payload services in low Earth orbit. Its October 25, 2026 announcement targets the first commercial mission for Q2 2028. This is a proposed service, not a launched spacecraft or demonstrated computing capacity. A release dated September 10 reports selection of an unnamed launch provider. Its page also displays an October 24 timestamp. No provider identity, launch completion or procurement value is disclosed.
Graviron Aerospace · In development
Scope: Shared computing & storage · A shared computing or storage platform, or a program developing that infrastructure. Classification describes intended use, not operating capacity.
Figures retain their disclosed units and scope. Launched hardware does not establish demonstrated performance; targets may change. Not disclosed means no figure in the reviewed sources.
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No supplier or partner relationship is recorded for this project. This does not establish that the work remains unawarded.
NEXT MILESTONE
Develop and qualify Orbit Keeper 01 Vector for a targeted Q2 2028 first commercial mission.
Manual review 29 Oct 2026. Compared service, launch selection and Vector Phase A pages. Reused eight accepted technical observations, reconciled their single Vector configuration, and added separate payload-envelope concepts. Hosted budgets remain distinct from IT capacity. Generic reusable-drone specifications are not assigned to non-reusable Vector. Primary body last observed not available. Source monitoring: unavailable. Source collection and substantive profile review are separate checks. Plans and dates may change.
The Vector Phase A page discloses preliminary hosted-payload power and storage allocations. Dedicated compute processor/GPU, FLOPS/TOPS, compute RAM, IT power and contracted customer capacity remain undisclosed.
Launch provider identity, contract value and payload manifest are not established by the service announcement.
The current Vector configuration is explicitly non-reusable, unlike the earlier long-term reusable-drone concept. No flight result is established.
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Graviron's undated Vector Phase A page describes ten hosted positions with 1U–3U accommodation each, 5–10 W average and 10–20 W peak power allocation per position, and 1–2 GB storage partitions per payload. It gives a 500 km SSO reference orbit and a 3–5 year design-life target. These are preliminary hosted-payload and spacecraft allocations, not dedicated IT capacity or achieved performance. Horizon and Zenith remain separate concepts.
Graviron announced that Orbit Keeper 01 Vector is being developed to offer shared orbital computing and hosted payload services in low Earth orbit, with its first commercial mission targeted for Q2 2028.
Issuer's body dates the announcement September 10, 2026, while page header also displays October 24. Provider identity and terms remain undisclosed. Mission targets Q2 2028.
