The infrastructure the orbital economy needs - and cannot build itself.
Latest Milestones
• SpaceX’s S-1 filing (May 2026) names in-orbit manufacturing, satellite servicing and orbital AI compute as future markets
• DARPA and SpaceLogistics launched the RSGS robotic servicing mission on 21 July 2026
• Our Orbital Utility Facility concept was prepared for NASA
• Accepted onto the NVIDIA startup program in 2026
ORBlocks™ Brick
Locker Lattice
ORSemble™ Droids
Utility Facility
Not a Satellite
We build what everything else operates inside.
ORBlocks™: Modular blocks with a full power, thermal and data backbone, designed to be assembled autonomously in orbit.
Lattice: Expandable structure with module cavities, scalable on demand.
ORSemble™ Droids: Autonomous orbital robotics for extreme environments and facility maintenance.
The Locker is designed as shared infrastructure: we plan to build the facility and rent modules to on-orbit service providers, who tailor the interior for refuelling, repair, recycling or manufacturing.
The Orbital Utility Facility is one use of the same architecture: a modular orbital data centre concept prepared for NASA, with design targets of 42 AI-class racks and 8.2MW, assembled from 64 ORBlocks™.
Market Opportunity
In May 2026, SpaceX filed its S-1 registration statement, which names in-orbit manufacturing, orbital AI infrastructure and satellite servicing among its future markets. Orbital Locker is designing the shared infrastructure those markets will need: a facility where service providers rent modules rather than each building a station of their own.
DARPA and SpaceLogistics launched the RSGS robotic servicing mission on 21 July 2026. Our structural lab prototype targets demonstration in 2027.
These developments support our thesis and shape our route to market.
Our Team
Built from the ground up. United by vision and conviction.
Cameron Margetts · CEO & Founder · Founded Orbital Locker 2022 · Science graduate, investments background
Nicholas M. Shur · Senior Chief Engineer · 40+ years NASA Goddard · Hubble · WFIRST · LRO
Kamalpreet Singh · CTO · Space mission design · MSc Astronautical Engineering
David Fenn · Head of Materials · Rolls Royce Trent · MetOp-SG · Fusion testbeds
Aman Kapoor · COO · Space engineering · MSc Astrophysics
Brahma Gopalchetty · Space Mission Analysis & Design · UCL · ISRO · Spacecraft integration
Traction
2022: Company founded. UK entities registered.
2025: ORBlocks™ CAD architecture complete. Presented at the Dubai Airshow 2025.
2025: Orbital Utility Facility concept prepared for NASA.
2025: US entity registered
2026: Accepted onto the NVIDIA startup program.
2026: Structural lab prototype in manufacturing.
2027: Demonstration targeted.
Our Orbital Utility Facility concept was prepared for NASA.
Dubai Airshow 2025
Let’s Build the Future of Space Tech
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The Orbital Locker Corporation. New Mexico ID 4424925. 1209 Mountain Road Pl NE, Ste R, Albuquerque, NM 87110, USA.