SpaceLocker engineers integrating a payload in the clean room

Making space accessible
to those building our future.

Why SpaceLocker

Why we exist

Space is humanity’s final frontier, a place that inspires us to dream, explore and push boundaries. Today, it is also becoming the backbone of a growing number of industries on Earth, opening up new possibilities for our economies.

Yet building a space mission remains a long, complex journey reserved for a select few. As our economies increasingly rely on space, this needs to change.

We exist to make space accessible to those building our future.

What we build

At SpaceLocker, we are building the infrastructure that makes space accessible, scalable and easy to use. By combining standardized hardware interfaces, a network of host satellites and end-to-end mission operations, we enable our customers to deploy and operate their payloads without building an entire spacecraft.

They focus on what they want to achieve in space. We take care of making it happen.

Where we are heading

Our vision goes beyond making today’s space missions easier. We want to change how the space industry works, moving away from spacecraft designed for a single mission toward a modular infrastructure that can be reused, expanded and upgraded over time.

From low Earth orbit to geostationary missions and eventually beyond Earth, our ambition is to:

Make space a place where anyone can build, operate and keep innovating.

Earth seen from orbit

Our accelerator programs

  • A SpaceLocker engineer preparing a cable at his desk
  • SpaceLocker team members chatting in the office
  • Assembling an aluminium SpaceLocker frame on the bench
  • Integrating a payload container in the clean room
  • Presenting SpaceLocker and its satellite model at Paris-Saclay Spring
  • Engineers running tests on laptops in the clean room
  • An engineer presenting simulation results to the team
  • A light moment during testing in the clean room
  • The SpaceLocker team on its stand at Les Assises du NewSpace

Our team

Engineering, integration, launch and operations: one dedicated team for your whole mission.

Théophile Lagraulet
Théophile LagrauletCo-Founder & CEOAerospace engineer. Early member of several European space scale-ups, has flown in weightlessness, and previously managed an organization of over 300 people.
Baptiste Fournier
Baptiste FournierCo-Founder & CTOSatellite systems expert. Former European Space Agency (ESA) and prime contractor engineer, university nanosatellite program instructor, and has operated more than 1,000 end-point networks.

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