Voyager and Max Space to Accelerate Deep-Space Human Exploration

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Expandable space habitats are pressurized living or working modules that are launched compact and then unfold or inflate in orbit to create larger usable volume, much like a tent that packs small for travel and expands when set up. Investors care because this approach can lower launch costs and increase usable space per payload, opening markets for space tourism, research, manufacturing and satellite servicing while bringing specific technical, regulatory and launch-risk considerations.

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Low-earth orbit (LEO) is the region of space close to Earth where satellites circle at relatively low altitudes, roughly between about 160 and 2,000 kilometers. For investors, LEO matters because satellites placed there are cheaper and faster to reach, offer lower communications delay and clearer imaging, and enable large commercial services like broadband, Earth observation and logistics monitoring — much like a network of local cell towers and cameras in the sky that can generate recurring revenue streams.

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Expandable structures are devices or components designed to change shape or size after they are placed in the body or a system, like a stent that unfolds inside a blood vessel or an implant that expands to fit a cavity. Investors care because these designs can enable less invasive treatments, differentiate a product in the market, affect manufacturing and regulatory complexity, and influence adoption, pricing and long‑term revenue prospects—similar to a tool that adjusts to fit different jobs.

Expandable infrastructure serves as a foundation for long-duration space exploration and commercialization

DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Voyager Technologies (NYSE: VOYG) and Max Space announced a strategic partnership to advance expandable space exploration technology, serving as the cornerstone of future lunar and deep-space exploration efforts for habitation and storage.

Voyager Technologies and Max Space announced a strategic partnership to advance expandable space habitats.

“This technology reflects a fundamental shift in how humanity will live and work in space,” said Dylan Taylor, chairman and CEO, Voyager. “The Moon is no longer a single destination or a flags-and-footprints exercise. It is the next operational domain in a growing space economy that spans exploration, science, national security and commercial development, where sustained operations require infrastructure designed for endurance, scalability and industrial execution.”

The collaboration brings together Voyager’s experience delivering mission-critical space systems and infrastructure with Max Space’s high-volume, low-mass expandable structure technology, creating a scalable approach to human operations on the lunar surface and critical to humanity’s expansion to Mars and beyond. The effort supports a growing national and commercial emphasis toward a sustained human presence and operational continuity beyond low-Earth orbit.

“Expandable structures represent a step change in how surface infrastructure can be delivered and deployed,” said Saleem Miyan, co-founder and CEO, Max Space. “Our structure is an evolutionary leap over previous generations, and it’s the only expandable technology with 40 years of on-orbit experience designed into it. Its architecture embodies increased capability, scalability and versatility that are essential for sustained deep-space human activity and to unleash the Lunar and Martian economies.”

The phased development path includes ground validation and in-space demonstrations later this decade, with the goal of enabling operational lunar and Mars capabilities aligned with NASA’s exploration timelines. The partnership emphasizes early risk retirement, interoperability and commercial scalability as guiding principles.

About Voyager Technologies

Voyager Technologies is a defense and space technology company committed to advancing and delivering transformative, mission-critical solutions. By tackling the most complex challenges, Voyager aims to unlock new frontiers for human progress, fortify national security, and protect critical assets from ground to space. For more information visit: voyagertechnologies.com and follow on LinkedIn and X.

About Max Space

Max Space builds space real estate, pioneering the only advanced expandable habitats, immense, superstrong and radically economical. The lightweight expandable habitat launches compactly and expands 20x once deployed in orbit or other destination, allowing a 350m³ fully equipped habitat to launch on a single Falcon 9 rocket. An evolutionary leap, the habitats scale seamlessly across Earth, Moon and Mars for space stations and surface habitats, uniquely accelerating human’s permanent presence beyond Earth. For more information visit www.getmaxspace.com and follow on LinkedIn.

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Voyager Media Contact

Dana Carroll, VP Marketing & Communications, dana.carroll@voyagertechnologies.com

Max Space Media Contact

Jane Poynter, Product and Marketing, jane@getmaxspace.com

Source: Voyager Technologies