Voyager Technologies

10/13/2026

Griffin-1 is home in Pittsburgh. ​

After overnight stops outside Indianapolis and Columbus, Griffin-1 has arrived. ​

This lander was built right here in Pittsburgh, and it’s about to head to the Moon. Before that happens, it’s back for final integration. Our team has been working hard on Griffin-1 and it’s good to see it again.​

Follow us for more updates on Griffin-1!​

10/12/2026

Our CMO John Baum took a few visitors through the Starlab mockup at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration JSC. It was a great chance to see how the station is taking shape and talk about what’s ahead for commercial space research. ​

10/09/2026

Check out some moments from the Voyager reception hosted with Firefly Aerospace and Max Space at IAC2026Antalya.

After a full day of panels and meetings, we switched from conference mode to celebrating a week of great conversations with partners and colleagues from across the global space community.​

10/09/2026

Ever wonder what it actually takes to build a permanent presence on the Moon?​

Meet the Lunar Systems team at Voyager: driven, talented people solving some of the hardest problems in space. Right now, they're deep in prep for our upcoming Griffin mission, doing the kind of work that ends up in history books. We're looking for people who want in on that.​

Sound like you? Head to https://voyagertechnologies.com/company/join-us/ and apply!​

10/08/2026

Our CEO & Chairman Dylan Taylor will take the keynote stage at this year’s Keystone Space Collaborative Conference October 27, joined by several Voyager leaders on panels throughout the event. Attendees will explore opportunities in industry development, R&D, advocacy and workforce innovation in the space sector. ​

We hope to see you there! ​

Register today at https://keystonespace.org/ ​

10/07/2026

Launch costs have dropped 96% since 1960. ​

But launch only solves how to reach orbit, not how new players get ready for it. From safety reviews to funding, The Voyager Institute of Science, Technology, and Advancement (VISTA) is built to close that gap for customers, turning good ideas into real missions on orbit. ​

Read the full story to see how VISTA is enabling a real pathway to orbit at https://voyagertechnologies.com/insights/vista-turns-launch-capacity-to-space-capability/

10/06/2026

Thank you to J.P. Morgan for telling our story. Building Voyager meant competing against established players with decades of experience. We did it anyway. Thank you for believing in that ambition from the start.​

Read the full story at https://www.jpmorgan.com/insights/banking/commercial-banking/voyager-technologies-from-a-space-startup-to-a-440m-ipo ​

See how Voyager Technologies grew its business into a successful IPO, with the help of J.P. Morgan.

10/06/2026

We're providing end-to-end mission management for Symphony Biosciences' cancer implant experiment aboard the International Space Station. SymphNode is a device built to train the immune system's own T cells to fight cancer cells. In microgravity, tumor cells can form in three dimensions, unlocking research that can be obscured in Earth-based cultures.

Learn more at http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20261005453631/en/

10/02/2026

We're hiring! Our advanced electronics team helps build radiation-hardened, flight-proven systems for some of the most demanding missions in orbit and beyond. We're looking for people who want to help push that work further.

Interested? Apply at https://voyagertechnologies.com/company/join-us/