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TRIAX Aerospace

TRIAX Aerospace is building scalable launch and orbital systems that create a modular pathway from atmospheric testing to low Earth orbit deployment. An integrated stack of platforms and technologies supporting near-space access, propulsion development and orbital operations.

Core capabilities in development

The ascent path

Each platform proves the one above it. Capabilities are ordered by the altitude they reach, from low-level flight validation to orbit.

Stage 01 · Low altitude

Autonomous drone systems

Aerial testing, flight validation and mission support.

Stage 02 · 80,000–100,000 ft

High-altitude balloon platforms

Near-space access and payload validation at the edge of the atmosphere.

Stage 03 · Suborbital

Suborbital rocket systems

Propulsion development, trajectory testing and launch capability expansion.

Stage 04 · Low Earth orbit

CubeSat & LEO deployment

CubeSat design, integration and low Earth orbit deployment for research and commercial applications.

Across all stages

Payload & data operations

Imagery, environmental sensing, communications and data relay.

Across all stages

Mission architecture

Mission design enabling progression from testing platforms through to full orbital systems.

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Launch capabilities

Flight heritage

TRIAX has sent materials to the International Space Station for testing, flown aboard a NASA/SpaceX rocket through their rideshare program.

Through relationships like these, and new ones yet to be formed, TRIAX Aerospace intends to pursue opportunities for collaboration, testing, development and spaceflight.

0 Ascent stages
0 Near-space ceiling
0 ISS payload flown
LEO Target orbit

TRIAX Aerospace

Partner on a mission

Collaboration, testing and payload opportunities across every stage.