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Axiom Transit

The FedEx of Orbit

Standardized, low-cost cargo delivery between orbits

10x Cost Reduction
<$500K Per Delivery
$12B+ Market 2030
How It Works
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Our Mission

Build standardized, low-cost orbital cargo logistics using smart infrastructure and passive containers.

10x
Cost Reduction
<$500K
Target Delivery Cost
$12B+
Market by 2030

The Problem

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Absurdly Expensive

Moving cargo between orbits costs $1-5M+ per delivery. Every payload needs its own propulsion, guidance, and power systems.

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No Standardization

It's like shipping packages where every box needs its own engine. Custom engineering for every mission.

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Doesn't Scale

As commercial space stations multiply, current solutions will become the bottleneck.

"Current orbital logistics is like sending a truck for every package."

Our Solution

Smart endpoints. Dumb containers.

Traditional
Axiom Transit
Propulsion on every payload
Propulsion at endpoints only
$1-5M per delivery
Target: <$500K
Complex certification per vehicle
Certify infrastructure once

How It Works

Orbital Hub
1

Orbital Hub

Computes release timing, holds containers, precise deployment. All intelligence lives here.

  • 4-6 tons • 4-8m length
  • 8-15kW solar arrays
  • 12-slot dispenser
  • Robotic arm deployment
Passive Container
2

Passive Container

Cheap, standardized, ballistic trajectory. Minimal propulsion needed. Just a box.

  • 50-200 kg mass
  • 0.5×0.5×1.0 m
  • No active guidance
  • $10-30K each
Orbital Receiver
3

Orbital Receiver

Autonomous capture station at destination. Maneuvers to catch containers.

  • 2.5-4 tons • 3-5m length
  • 7-DOF capture arm
  • LIDAR sensors (1-100m)
  • Autonomous rendezvous
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Core Philosophy Keep intelligence and advanced propulsion at endpoints, minimal in every payloadcheaper, simpler, scalable, easier to certify.

Why Now

Rideshare Commoditization

SpaceX made LEO access cheap: $5K/kg → <$1K/kg trajectory

Station Boom

4+ commercial stations launching 2025-2028 (Axiom, Vast, Orbital Reef, Gateway)

Lunar Gateway

NASA needs logistics partners for cislunar operations

Defense Interest

DoD wants contested logistics capability and rapid resupply

The infrastructure race is on. Logistics is the bottleneck.

5-Year Vision

Year 1-2

LEO-to-LEO Demo

Prove passive container capture with demonstration mission

Year 2-3

Station Logistics

ISS resupply competition, commercial station contracts

Year 3-4

Cislunar Expansion

Gateway resupply, lunar orbit operations

Year 4-5

Scale

Orbital depots + defense contracts

Market Opportunity

$2-5B
LEO logistics (2030)
$10B+
Cislunar logistics (2035)
$1B+
Defense (rapid resupply)

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Agent Network

Michael Onofre

Founder & CEO

AI systems architect with background in digital audiences and space logistics

Dr. Sarah Chen

Chief Technology Officer

Former SpaceX engineer, PhD in orbital mechanics from MIT

James Martinez

Head of Operations

20+ years in aerospace manufacturing and mission planning

Emily Rodriguez

Business Development

Former Blue Origin BD lead, expert in commercial space partnerships

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