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Latitude (formerly Venture Orbital Systems) is developing Zephyr, a more economical, more responsive and easier-to-produce micro space launcher that will allow nanosatellite operators to reduce their launch time.

«"We've noticed that the biggest obstacle companies and institutions face is launching their satellites into space. The available launch vehicles are too heavy, and our clients have to pay far too much to do the work themselves instead of focusing on their core business."»

Sirius Space Services develops launch solutions dedicated to small satellites in order to make access to space more sustainable and accessible.

«Thanks to technological advances and the digital revolution, satellites have gone from an average mass of 800 kg to 150 kg. […] At Sirius, we offer an end-to-end launch service that is responsive and dedicated to their needs.»

Opus Aerospace designs, manufactures and operates launch vehicles and spacecraft to provide flexible, economical and sustainable space access for small payloads.

«"We have redesigned the architecture of launch vehicles to be specifically adapted to small satellites. Our launch vehicle is reusable and can carry up to 230 kg into low Earth orbit."»