Turion Space

Turion Space is a space infrastructure company that develops vehicles, mission software and payloads intended to operate as a single integrated platform. Its work is organized around three mission areas: tactical space, covering highly maneuverable missions such as space domain awareness, rendezvous and proximity operations (RPO), constellation management and spacecraft; mission software, spanning end-to-end mission planning, modeling and simulation, an astronautics library, ground and flight software, and software hosting delivered as a unified command-and-control platform; and space logistics, covering orbital transport, refueling and servicing intended to support long-duration operations.

The company also describes a longer-term program called Starforge, which combines its satellite technology, ground software and vertically integrated manufacturing into an ensemble spanning more than a football field in diameter. The stated goal is to send first one and then dozens of these systems into deep space to mine near-Earth asteroids and increase Earth's supply of precious metals.

Business model

Turion develops and operates its own spacecraft while also supplying mission software and payloads, positioning itself as an operator of integrated in-space infrastructure across sensing, planning and action.

Traction

The company reports operating two satellites on orbit, with more than 72,000 images captured, 2,481 missions and 21,256 orbits completed.

Latest developments

In January 2026 Turion announced the acquisition of Tychee Research Group to accelerate autonomous space operations and mission engineering. In April 2026 it announced a Series B of more than $75 million to accelerate U.S. space superiority, and in May 2026 it announced recognition as a Space-Based Interceptor performer.