Kall Morris Inc

Kall Morris Inc Kall Morris Inc (KMI) is an orbital debris research and solution development company. KEEPING SPACE CLEAR FOR ALL

How do you move something in space that wasn’t designed to be moved?KMI Space Co-Founder Adam Kall joined Rod Pyle and T...
09/03/2026

How do you move something in space that wasn’t designed to be moved?

KMI Space Co-Founder Adam Kall joined Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik on This Week in Space (TWiT) to talk about REACCH, our gecko- and octopus-inspired gripping technology, its 170+ capture trials aboard the ISS, and the future of in-space relocation.

🎧 Listen to Episode 225, “Get a Grip”: https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-space/episodes/225

August was a big one for KMI!This month, our team was on the move, connecting with the aerospace and defense community, ...
09/02/2026

August was a big one for KMI!

This month, our team was on the move, connecting with the aerospace and defense community, meeting industry and government leaders, and sharing what we’re building for the future of in-space logistics.

📍 PACA BFI | Albuquerque, NM
Cameron Penny and Dustin Walker joined the Professional Aerospace Contractors Association of New Mexico (PACA NM)’s Briefing for Industry, connecting with partners and leaders across the aerospace and defense community.

📍 Fed Supernova | Austin, TX
Troy M. Morris took the stage at Fed Supernova, hosted by Capital Factory, to share KMI’s vision for in-space mobility, satellite servicing, and orbital logistics. And, of course, we had some exciting news: KMI was selected for the SpaceWERX STRATFI award!

📍 SmallSat 2026 | Salt Lake City, UT
We wrapped up the month at Small Satellite Conference, where Cameron Penny, Samuel Cassidy, and Maria Berishaj connected with attendees and shared more about KMI’s approach to orbital logistics, satellite servicing, and our “tow trucks for space.”

Three events. Three cities. A whole lot of conversations about the future of space.

And we're just getting started.

What does it mean to look into space?In our first-ever column, KMI Co-Founder and CEO Troy M. Morris, then Director of O...
08/31/2026

What does it mean to look into space?

In our first-ever column, KMI Co-Founder and CEO Troy M. Morris, then Director of Operations at the time of publication, takes us from the shores of Lake Superior to the depths beneath its surface, and ultimately into space, to explore how perspective shapes the way we understand the unknown.

From looking up into the cosmos to looking down into the ether, Troy asks us to challenge our perspectives and consider what might be possible when we widen our view.

Read “Looking up into space, or down into the Ether?” here: https://www.kmi.space/columns/kmi-column-looking-up-into-space-or-down-into-the-ether

KMI Most Wanted 2026Ace of Diamonds | COBELaunched in 1989, this satellite remains in low Earth orbit long after the end...
08/30/2026

KMI Most Wanted 2026

Ace of Diamonds | COBE

Launched in 1989, this satellite remains in low Earth orbit long after the end of its operational life. Objects like this continue to factor into today’s operational landscape in LEO, adding to congestion and increasing the complexity of safe mission planning.

KMI estimated retrieval cost (2026): $34M

Managing risk in orbit starts with knowing what’s around you.

Know the Objects. Know the Risk.

Thank you, Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist, for stopping by KMI headquarters! Proud to be building the future of sp...
08/25/2026

Thank you, Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist, for stopping by KMI headquarters! Proud to be building the future of space right here in Marquette.

Small Satellite Conference is here!The KMI team is on the ground in Salt Lake City and ready to connect with the innovat...
08/24/2026

Small Satellite Conference is here!

The KMI team is on the ground in Salt Lake City and ready to connect with the innovators, operators, and organizations shaping the future of space.

Stop by to talk in-space mobility, satellite servicing, orbital logistics, and how we’re building the tools to move, manage, and sustain spacecraft in orbit.

Looking to connect with the team? Reach out at [email protected] or come say hello. See you at SmallSat 2026!

KMI Most Wanted 2026King of Diamonds | NOAA 11Launched in 1988, this satellite remains in low Earth orbit long after the...
08/24/2026

KMI Most Wanted 2026

King of Diamonds | NOAA 11

Launched in 1988, this satellite remains in low Earth orbit long after the end of its operational life. Objects like this continue to factor into today’s operational landscape in LEO, adding to congestion and increasing the complexity of safe mission planning.

KMI estimated retrieval cost (2026): $14M

Managing risk in orbit starts with knowing what’s around you.

Know the Objects. Know the Risk.

In the latest episode of the MSU Research Foundation Podcast, KMI Co-Founder & CEO Troy M. Morris joins host Pete Martin...
08/20/2026

In the latest episode of the MSU Research Foundation Podcast, KMI Co-Founder & CEO Troy M. Morris joins host Pete Martin to talk about KMI’s mission to build “tow trucks for space” and keep space clear for future generations.

Troy dives into the growing challenge of orbital debris, why satellites need servicing and repositioning, KMI’s REACCH technology and its testing aboard the International Space Station, and the opportunities ahead as the space economy continues to grow.

Thanks to theMSU Research Foundation and Pete Martin for having Troy on the podcast and for highlighting the people and ideas building Michigan’s future!

🎧 Listen to the episode: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2379209/episodes/19647145

KMI was excited to welcome Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist II to our downtown Marquette headquarters to talk about ...
08/19/2026

KMI was excited to welcome Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist II to our downtown Marquette headquarters to talk about the future of in-space logistics, KMI’s growth, and how Michigan can continue supporting emerging technology companies across the state.

We’re proud to be building the future of space from the Upper Peninsula, and grateful for the continued support from the State of Michigan.

Thanks for stopping by, Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist II!

📺 See our WZMQ 19 coverage here: https://wzmq19.com/news/367484/michigan-lieutenant-governor-tours-kall-morris-incorporated-headquarters-of-downtown-marquette/

Small Satellite Conference 2026 is almost here!The KMI team is looking forward to attending August 23–26 in Salt Lake Ci...
08/19/2026

Small Satellite Conference 2026 is almost here!

The KMI team is looking forward to attending August 23–26 in Salt Lake City, Utah, and connecting with the innovators, operators, and organizations shaping the future of the small satellite industry.

Meet with Head of Business Partnerships Cameron Penny, Head of Engineering Sam Cassidy, and Head of Science Maria Berishaj to discuss how KMI is advancing in-space mobility, satellite servicing, and orbital logistics.

Interested in connecting? Schedule a meeting with us at: [email protected]

We look forward to seeing you in Salt Lake City!

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