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Gravitics Inc

Gravitics builds orbital carriers, commercial space station modules and cargo systems for space mobility, emergency response and defense missions.

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About Gravitics

Gravitics Inc. is a space company. It builds orbital carriers, commercial space station modules, and cargo and logistics systems. The website says its products are built in America. It describes its carriers as on-demand space vehicles.

The Diamondback is an orbital carrier for space mobility, emergency response, and missile defense. The site lists its first flight target as not earlier than 2027. It says the carrier can carry one Viper plus payload, multiple interceptors, or 5 to 12 cubic meters of flex volume.

The Medusa is another orbital carrier. The site says it can be configured quickly for specific tasks before on-demand deployment. Its target is not earlier than 2028, with six Vipers plus payloads. The Viper OTX is an orbital transfer vehicle. It can carry 750 to 5,000 kilograms to medium Earth orbit, geosynchronous orbit, low lunar orbit, and other high energy orbits.

Gravitics says its station modules, cargo and logistics systems, and carriers share a 4 meter diameter form factor. They also share components, tooling, operations, procedures, and testing. The site says carrier response times get shorter as more carriers join the fleet.

Recent news includes a NASA SBIR award to develop a commercial sample return hangar, dated August 10, 2026. The site also reports that Lockheed Martin selected Gravitics for a Department of War contract of national importance. In August 2026, Gravitics appointed Philip Wong as chief financial officer.

The contact page invites visitors to plan a mission and reach out directly. The site also lists careers, a newsroom, and media pages. Social pages include LinkedIn, X, YouTube, and Instagram. The site invites organizations to fly their payloads with Gravitics. It says the company is looking for partners to create change. The site says the company works on space infrastructure through manufacturing. Its news page includes items from August 2026 about contracts and new hires. The careers section lists open positions for people who want to help shape the future of space.

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