555 Forge River Road Webster, TX, 77598 United StatesNanoRacks is proudly democratizing the utilization of the low-earth orbit region of space. We are an entrepreneurial company that was the first to market its own hardware and services onboard the International Space Station. By providing a commercial pathway to using the Space Station, we have helped usher in a new chapter of the space frontier: making space just another place to do business. Our vision is to bring together three concepts as our driving force: low-cost, standardization of hardware, and understanding the customer. We like to believe that in space, small is the new big. Our customers include everyone from high schools to government space agencies, all who pay for our services on a commercial basis. The client base includes NASA, the German Space Agency, ESA, Planet Labs, Spire, biopharmaceutical firms, Urthecast and dozens of high schools and universities. We are thrilled that our customer base includes companies and organizations from Romania to Israel, from Peru to Saudi Arabia, as well as Vietnam, Japan, Canada and the UK, as well as a full range of government and private customers from the United States. Our services include Cubesat deployment, biopharm services, test platforms for advanced sensors for earth observation, research platforms for materials and educational research—wherever there is a need for space goods or services, NanoRacks seeks to be part of the commercial solution.
555 Forge River Road, Suite 120 Webster, TX 77598NanoRacks is proudly democratizing the utilization of the low-earth orbit region of space. We are an entrepreneurial company that was the first to market its own hardware and services onboard the International Space Station. By providing a commercial pathway to using the Space Station, we have helped usher in a new chapter of the space frontier: making space just another place to do business. Our vision is to bring together three concepts as our driving force: low-cost, standardization of hardware, and understanding the customer. We like to believe that in space, small is the new big. Our customers include everyone from high schools to government space agencies, all who pay for our services on a commercial basis. The client base includes NASA, the German Space Agency, ESA, Planet Labs, Spire, biopharmaceutical firms, Urthecast and dozens of high schools and universities. We are thrilled that our customer base includes companies and organizations from Romania to Israel, from Peru to Saudi Arabia, as well as Vietnam, Japan, Canada and the UK, as well as a full range of government and private customers from the United States. Our services include Cubesat deployment, biopharm services, test platforms for advanced sensors for earth observation, research platforms for materials and educational research—wherever there is a need for space goods or services, NanoRacks seeks to be part of the commercial solution.
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