Arc

• about arc

Global access in under an hour.

Arc is a space-based delivery vehicle designed for the precision delivery of cargo and effects, to anywhere on earth, in under an hour. Autonomous, reusable, and low-cost, Arc unlocks space as a new logistics domain offering unprecedented speed and global access. Arc spacecraft will be pre-positioned in Low-Earth Orbit, forming constellations tailored to customer needs. Over time, thousands of Arcs will operate in orbit – creating an on-demand global logistics network.

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CROSS RANGE

> 1000 KM

4FT

8FT

• missions
1Delivery from Space
Arc enables the rapid delivery of mission-critical cargo to austere, infrastructure-limited, or denied environments.
2Hypersonic Testing
Arc’s high maneuverability at hypersonic speeds provides realistic replication of next-generation threat trajectories.
3Orbital Logistics
Arc functions as a reusable satellite — able to capture and deploy assets, rendezvous with other spacecraft, and operate on orbit for up to five years.​
1Delivery from Space
2Hypersonic Testing
3Orbital Logistics
Arc enables the rapid delivery of mission-critical cargo to austere, infrastructure-limited, or denied environments.
Arc’s high maneuverability at hypersonic speeds provides realistic replication of next-generation threat trajectories.
Arc functions as a reusable satellite — able to capture and deploy assets, rendezvous with other spacecraft, and operate on orbit for up to five years.​
1Delivery from Space
2Hypersonic Testing
3Orbital Logistics
Arc enables the rapid delivery of mission-critical cargo to austere, infrastructure-limited, or denied environments.
Arc’s high maneuverability at hypersonic speeds provides realistic replication of next-generation threat trajectories.
Arc functions as a reusable satellite — able to capture and deploy assets, rendezvous with other spacecraft, and operate on orbit for up to five years.​

Built on Flight Heritage

ray: inversion’s first mission

Ray is Inversion’s first fully in-house developed spacecraft and reentry capsule. It was conceived to validate key technical subsystems that could be used in future vehicles, like Arc, as quickly and inexpensively as possible. Nearly every system on board was developed in-house by a team of just 25 people for under $1 million, demonstrating Inversion’s ability to build advanced space systems at low cost.