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KMI Space KMI Space is an orbital debris research and solution development company. KEEPING SPACE CLEAR FOR ALL

KMI Space Co-Founder & CSO Adam Kall will be at UP/LINK: The SpaceTech Business Summit in New York, October 20–21, conne...
10/19/2026

KMI Space Co-Founder & CSO Adam Kall will be at UP/LINK: The SpaceTech Business Summit in New York, October 20–21, connecting with founders, investors, industry leaders and government participants shaping the space economy.

Hope to see you there!

We're proud to share that KMI Space has been included on the Renaissance Venture Capital 2027 Startup Hotlist! The Hotli...
10/16/2026

We're proud to share that KMI Space has been included on the Renaissance Venture Capital 2027 Startup Hotlist! The Hotlist features some of the most promising early-stage companies in Michigan, based on hundreds of recommendations from VC funds, and in connection with our participation in UnDemo Day.

See the Renaissance Venture Capital 2027 Startup Hotlist here: https://renvcf.com/hotlist/

KMI Space Co-Founder & CEO Troy M. Morris will be in Los Angeles for a fireside chat with Crowe LLP’s Yan Rodgers during...
10/13/2026

KMI Space Co-Founder & CEO Troy M. Morris will be in Los Angeles for a fireside chat with Crowe LLP’s Yan Rodgers during TECH WEEK by a16z.

The conversation will cover the New Space Economy, in-space logistics, satellite mobility, active debris removal, and Relocation as a Service, along with the opportunities ahead as orbital operations continue to evolve.

📅 October 13
⏰ 5:30 PM
📍 Palm Bar at The Park Club California

If you’ll be in LA for Tech Week and would like to attend, email [email protected] for more details.

KMI Space is in Los Angeles for Tech Week!Co-Founder & CEO Troy Morris and Co-Founder & CSO Adam Kall will be in LA Octo...
10/12/2026

KMI Space is in Los Angeles for Tech Week!

Co-Founder & CEO Troy Morris and Co-Founder & CSO Adam Kall will be in LA October 12-14, connecting with founders, investors, innovators, and leaders across the technology ecosystem.

From in-space logistics to the infrastructure needed for a more capable space economy, KMI is building what comes next in orbit. We’re looking forward to sharing what we’re working on and meeting others pushing the boundaries of what’s possible.

If you’ll be at LA Tech Week, let’s connect! If you’d like to set up a meeting with the KMI team, email [email protected].

From relocating satellites to removing hazards and putting assets where they need to be, in-space mobility opens the doo...
10/11/2026

From relocating satellites to removing hazards and putting assets where they need to be, in-space mobility opens the door to opportunities that once weren’t even on the table.

As Troy M. Morris shared on the Balerion Space Ventures podcast, “Once you can start moving assets in space, things that were not possible… are right on the table.”

That’s the future KMI Space is working toward: making space more accessible, more capable, and clear for all.

Thank you to Balerion Space Ventures and Aidan Daoussis for the conversation!

Listen to the full episode here: https://balerionspace.substack.com/p/bsv-podcast-0171-kmi-space

What does the future of space look like, and how can it make life better here on Earth?In a recent interview with Author...
10/10/2026

What does the future of space look like, and how can it make life better here on Earth?

In a recent interview with Authority Magazine, KMI Space Co-Founder & CSO Adam Kall shared his perspective on the future of the space industry, from reusable and serviceable spacecraft to the infrastructure that will support a growing economy beyond Earth.

At KMI, we believe the future of space isn’t about leaving Earth behind. It’s about building the infrastructure that helps make life better here.

Read the full interview with Adam: https://medium.com/authority-magazine/the-future-of-space-adam-kall-of-kmi-space-on-how-space-travel-and-the-space-industry-can-improve-234b234260f2

Troy M. Morris, KMI Space Co-Founder & CEO, recently joined FOX 35 Orlando to talk about the growing challenge of space ...
10/09/2026

Troy M. Morris, KMI Space Co-Founder & CEO, recently joined FOX 35 Orlando to talk about the growing challenge of space debris and what's next for in-space mobility

During the conversation, Troy shared how KMI’s REACCH technology demonstrated the ability to safely capture unprepared objects in orbit, and how that work is paving the way for future in-space mobility and servicing missions.

As Troy put it: "It's the sci-fi we've always dreamed about, and we're making it a reality."

Watch the full interview with Troy on FOX 35 Orlando on YouTube: https://youtu.be/M3RNe1RILOY?si=PQjLSuPA4LhXVRoX

Always a great day when spaceflight experience meets in-space innovation!We were excited to welcome retired NASA astrona...
10/08/2026

Always a great day when spaceflight experience meets in-space innovation!

We were excited to welcome retired NASA astronaut Dan Bursch to the KMI Space HQ for a look inside the workshop and a closer look at our REACCH prototype.

A big thank you to Dan for stopping by and to our engineering team for sharing a little of what we’re building to make space more accessible, capable, and clear for all.

As the demand for in-space mobility grows, there’s a growing need for vehicles that can do more than simply reach orbit....
10/07/2026

As the demand for in-space mobility grows, there’s a growing need for vehicles that can do more than simply reach orbit.

SpaceNews takes a look at five companies developing approaches to satellite removal, including KMI Space and our Laelaps servicing vehicle.

Designed to repeatedly capture, relocate, and deorbit satellites, Laelaps is built around a simple idea: one vehicle, repeated missions.

With our REACCH robotic capture system, Laelaps is designed to capture unprepared objects, lower them to a predictable reentry trajectory, release them, and continue on to the next target. REACCH has already completed 172 capture cycles aboard the International Space Station using NASA’s Astrobee robots.

It’s one step toward a broader vision for Relocation as a Service and a more flexible future for in-space mobility.

Read the full story from Sandra Erwin at SpaceNews: https://spacenews.com/the-space-development-agency-is-backing-five-companies-developing-vehicles-to-remove-satellites-from-orbit/

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