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Missions

Orbital Test Platform Fleet

From proof-of-concept CubeSat to full-scale autonomous Orbot™ — each mission advances the technology stack that powers payload hosting, in-space compute, inspection, and space domain awareness.

Rogue Space Systems' Orbital Test Platform (OTP) program is a systematic build-test-fly campaign that evolves spacecraft capability with every mission. The program began in November 2023 with Barry-1, a 3U CubeSat that validated the first-generation Scalable Compute Platform and wide-field optical sensors in low Earth orbit.

OTP-2 is currently active in SSO, flying second-generation edge compute and hosting customer software payloads on orbit. The upcoming OTP-2B mission will deploy a Gen 3 SCP micro data center with 248 TOPS of AI compute and Ka-band uplink/downlink, designed for a 5-year operational life.

NET Q4 2027, Orbot-1 & Orbot-2 will demonstrate rendezvous, proximity operations, and autonomous docking with twin ESPA-class spacecraft — the final proving ground before Orbot-3, the first full-scale production Orbot™ with grappling arm, refueling port, and pluggable payload containerization. Each mission in the OTP series de-risks the next, building flight heritage that commercial and government customers can rely on. Payload hosting is available on active and upcoming missions.

Timeline

Mission Timeline

Every OTP mission builds on the last, from first light to full-scale operations.

Fleet Overview

Fleet Specifications

Technical summary of every spacecraft in the OTP program.

Rogue Space Systems mission specifications
Mission Status Launch
Barry-1 complete
OTP-2 active
OTP-2B upcoming
Orbot-1 & Orbot-2 upcoming
Orbot™-3 upcoming

Book Payload Hosting

Payload hosting slots are available on upcoming OTP missions. Tell us about your payload and we'll match you with the right mission.