Objective: Deploy a constellation of satellites to provide global broadband internet
ZERO GRAVITY MINING / SATELITE DECOMISSIONING
In a fiercely competitive industry with soaring entry costs, we envisioned a simpler path forward. At The Orbital Locker, we’ve pioneered a game-changing solution.
Our modular design approach is the cornerstone of our vision—scalable, adaptable, and ready to redefine the possibilities of space.
We might not have a long history, but we’re here to create one. Our mission is simple…
Picture a future where humanity’s destiny lies among the stars, where the cosmos itself becomes our canvas for innovation and industry. In this cosmic landscape, bold visions are unfolding China and Russia are eyeing lunar bases, Elon Musk is preparing Starship for Martian colonization, and Jeff Bezos dreams of an orbiting hotel. Each endeavour, each dream, hinges on the support of thriving space-based industries.
New Horizons in Space: The horizon of space is expanding, with Space X driving down launch costs for the entire industry. Across the globe, national space programs are shifting their gaze to the heavens. This burgeoning interest fuels fierce competition among launch operators and ignites innovations like asteroid mapping, deorbiting technology, and 3D printing in Zero G. Yet, the next frontier beckons—the reduction in costs to leave Earth must extend to bringing valuable goods back from space.
The Orbital Locker Impact: Enter the Orbital Locker, the silent force propelling space innovation. Just as bricks laid the foundation for factories, ORBlocks will construct the infrastructure for mining, decommissioning, and building in orbit. It’s a platform that will empower countless future space industrial operations, democratizing access and unleashing a technological explosion that will redefine our understanding of the cosmos.
A Cosmic Odyssey: The journey unfolds, and we invite you to be part of it. By the end of 2025, we aim to complete the development of ORBlocks and set the stage for the launch of The Orbital Locker by the end of 2027. We envision a future where companies can license parts of our facility to manufacture in space, deorbit satellites efficiently, or construct orbital ports for spaceplanes and spacecraft to dock, refuel, and recharge.
The Space Station/Port: Beyond the skies, we dream of an elevator system connecting our facility to the upper atmosphere. Here, a drone spaceplane will facilitate the transport of goods to and from space, making the journey as seamless as everyday deliveries. Our vision is clear: rockets should serve us better in space than solely as the means to reach it. With in-space refuelling and efficient transport, we can fast-track the colonization of Mars and explore horizons yet unseen.
The Geostationary Gate: The culmination of our vision—the Geostationary Gate. Imagine it as the Heathrow Airport in orbit, a bustling hub for commerce and industry in space. Here, aspirations take flight, and the possibilities are as boundless as the cosmos itself.
Join the Cosmic Movement: As we pave the path to this extraordinary future, we invite you to become part of the cosmic movement. Imagine your role in this cosmic odyssey, where humanity reaches for the stars and beyond.
At the Orbital Locker, we believe that space should be within reach for every business…
For too long, the cosmos has been considered the exclusive realm of elite agencies and mega-corporations, a mysterious expanse that seemed far removed from everyday enterprise. No more. At Orbital Locker Company Ltd., we are on a mission to democratize space, making it not just a frontier for the few, but a playground for all businesses—big or small.
Tearing Down Barriers
The cost, complexity, and uncertainty of venturing into space have historically been prohibitive. We are pioneering a solution that tears down these barriers. Our revolutionary ORBlocks simplify construction and storage in space, transforming what was once a daunting endeavour into an achievable venture.
Demystifying the Cosmos
Space doesn’t have to be a tangled web of technical jargon and convoluted processes. We’re here to break it down for you. Through our comprehensive guides, interactive workshops, and user-friendly technologies, we empower you to navigate the cosmos as effortlessly as you would the internet.
Unlocking Commercial Opportunities
Why limit your business to Earth when the stars are within your reach? From microgravity research facilities to interstellar data centres, the potential for commercial expansion is boundless. With Orbital Locker by your side, you can explore these untapped markets, tapping into a universe of opportunities that promise exponential growth and unparalleled innovation.
So why settle for the sky when you can aim for the stars? With Orbital Locker Company Ltd., space is not just the final frontier; it’s your next marketplace. Join us in simplifying space and unlocking its boundless potential.
We live by the motto, “If you build it, they will come.” Our team, our technology…
At Orbital Locker Company Ltd., our philosophy is simple: “If you build it, they will come.” Every aspect of our organization—our team, our technology, and our unrelenting dedication to simplification and accessibility—is engineered to make space attainable for businesses both large and small.
The Space Economy: A Growing Opportunity
A Snapshot of Current Market Dynamics
1. Global Satellite Industry (2022): As of 2022, the global satellite industry is valued at over $360 billion, encompassing services, manufacturing, and launch capabilities.
2. Projected Space Tourism Market (2028): Though still emerging, the space tourism sector is expected to grow exponentially. Some estimates put its worth at over $3 billion by 2028.
3. Broader Space Economy (2040): Including satellite internet, space tourism, asteroid mining, and more, the broader space economy could exceed $1 trillion by 2040.
Market Definitions and Estimates
Total Addressable Market (TAM)
Definition: TAM represents the comprehensive global demand for space storage, operations, and deployment solutions, along with associated services for commercial and governmental missions.
– TAM Estimate: Considering both current needs and future growth, we can conservatively estimate the TAM for space storage solutions to range between $400 billion and $500 billion over the next decade.
Serviceable Available Market (SAM)
Definition: SAM is the segment of the TAM that can realistically be served by your products.
– SAM Estimate: At this early stage, we estimate the SAM to be around 10-20% of the TAM, which equates to $40 billion to $100 billion over the next decade. This includes entities requiring modular space storage solutions, commercial space stations, and ventures into deep space missions and potential asteroid mining.
Serviceable Obtainable Market (SOM)
Definition: SOM is the part of SAM that can be captured by Orbital Locker in a high-barrier-to-entry and competitive market.
– SOM Estimate: Capturing even 1% of the SAM in the initial years would be a significant achievement, positioning our initial SOM between $400 million and $1 billion, with room for growth as we gain market trust.
Potential Available Market (PAM)
Definition: PAM is the maximum possible market that could be achieved by pushing all boundaries and finding new applications and avenues for the product/service.
– PAM Estimate: Considering a broader timeline and the potential for application expansion, we estimate the PAM to be around $600 billion to $700 billion over the next 15-20 years.
By aligning our mission and technology with these market dynamics, we not only aim to be at the forefront of the next wave of space-based opportunities but also to be the catalyst that makes these opportunities accessible to all. With Orbital Locker Company Ltd., the final frontier is just the beginning. Join us in transforming space into your next marketplace.
Imagine standing at the threshold of a brand-new frontier, one that stretches far beyond the boundaries of our earthly existence. It’s a realm where the possibilities are as limitless as the stars themselves.
In a fiercely competitive industry with soaring entry costs, we envisioned a simpler path forward. At The Orbital Locker, we’ve pioneered a game-changing solution.
Our modular design approach is the cornerstone of our vision—scalable, adaptable, and ready to redefine the possibilities of space.
Objective: Deploy a constellation of satellites to provide global broadband internet
Objective: Research methods to clean up space debris in Earth’s orbit.
Objective: Create expandable, inflatable habitats that can be used for space
Objective: Demonstrate the viability of manufacturing and assembling structures in space.
The Orbital Locker is a first-of-its-kind industrial platform facility in space, designed for safe and efficient storage, manufacturing, and logistics operations.
You can utilize our dedicated elevator systems that transport goods from Earth’s upper atmosphere directly to the locker via Space plane. We also partner with certified space cargo carriers for larger shipments.
Yes, each locker module is built using our patented ORBlocks, designed for maximum security and structural integrity in space conditions.
We have a thorough selection process that starts with submitting your application through our portal. Post that, our team will review your qualifications and discuss terms.
I had the honor of being invited to speak at the prestigious 20th Reinventing Space Conference hosted by the British Interplanetary Society. It was a unique opportunity to share my insights and vision for the future of space construction with leading minds in the field. Engaging in dialogue and forging connections with industry experts and visionaries was an inspiring experience, further fueling my commitment to pushing the boundaries of space exploration and sustainable construction.
As of 2022, the global satellite industry was valued at over $360 billion. The satellite industry, which includes satellite services, manufacturing, and launch services, is a significant component of the space economy.
The space tourism market, though nascent, is poised to grow exponentially. By 2028, some estimates projected it could be worth over $3 billion.
The broader space economy, which includes satellite internet, space tourism, asteroid mining, and more, is projected to grow to over $1 trillion by 2040.
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