001 Expansive innovation

Solar infrastructure
for orbital power

Beyond Reach Labs™ builds deployable solar arrays that deliver orders-of-magnitude more power per launch, bringing scalable energy to the places in space that need it most.

002 CONFIGURATIONS

Introducing
the Flarewing

Three standard configurations scale from small spacecraft buses
to the power demands of orbital infrastructure.

Structural dynamics limit the scale of space-based power systems. Until now.

As solar arrays get longer, their first bending mode frequency drops, making them susceptible to vibrations that interfere with spacecraft pointing and control. Traditional designs hit a wall: build stiffer (heavier) or build shorter (less power).

Small bus

Flarewing-S

For high-power small spacecraft buses

Deployed area
30 m²
Max BOL / wing
5 kW Si · 8 kW 3J
Stow envelope
1.00 × 0.25 × 0.08 m
Larger bus

Flarewing-M

For larger spacecraft buses with higher power needs

Deployed area
180 m²
Max BOL / wing
35 kW Si · 55 kW 3J
Stow envelope
3.00 × 0.25 × 0.10 m
Orbital infrastructure

Flarewing-L

For infrastructure-scale power systems

Deployed area
625 m²
Max BOL / wing
125 kW Si · 200 kW 3J
Stow envelope
6.00 × 0.29 × 0.13 m
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003 LEADERSHIP TEAM
Mitchell Fogelson

Mitch

Co-Founder & CEO

PhD from Carnegie Mellon University. Industry and academic experience in both robotics and aerospace applications with expertise in design of mechanical meta-materials and mechanisms.

Pele Collins

Pele Collins

Co-Founder & CTO

7 years at SpaceX leading the Dragon parachute systems team. Deep expertise in deployment mechanisms, reliability engineering, and human-rated space hardware.

Backers & Supporters

Y Combinator Carnegie Mellon University NIAC NASA Innovation Works National Science Foundation Robotics Factory Off Piste Terraforge Capital Augur Interlagos
004 CONTACT

Let’s discuss your power requirements

Whether you’re planning a mission, evaluating technology options, or exploring partnership opportunities, we’d like to hear from you.