Kall Morris Inc (KMI) /kAWlˈMor‧ris INK/ is a space logistics company dedicated to sustainable orbital operations by providing innovative relocation services. Leveraging proprietary software, exclusive hardware, and critical partnerships, KMI is developing a commercially viable system that extends and enhances vital space missions, as well ...

Building upon the initial groundwork of orbital debris research and commitments, KMI uses established practices as the foundation for developing practical solutions to modern orbital problems and advancing innovations to keep humankind’s presence in space on the cutting edge.

REACCH is an exclusive mechanically articulated end effector with a novel combination of previously-validated technologies in electrostatic and gecko adhesion to enable soft and secure capture of objects in space.

2025年1月28日 · REACCH, following initial development heritage with DARPA, NASA, JPL, and the University of Southern California, is a KMI-exclusive multi-armed, articulated robotic device for the capture and release of space objects. Demonstration of REACCH’s microgravity performance aboard the ISS, though ongoing, has already showcased the technology’s ...

2024年11月5日 · MARQUETTE, MI— Kall Morris Inc (KMI), a Michigan-based leader in space logistics and sustainable orbital operations, proudly announces the successful launch of its REACCH (Responsive Engaging Arms for Captive Care and Handling) prototype aboard the SpaceX CRS-31 mission.

2024年11月1日 · KMI’s Laelaps spacecraft, which hosts the REACCH technology being tested on the ISS, is designed to retrieve and relocate debris, improving operational safety for commercial, civil, and national space agencies. Since its founding, KMI has grown from a small startup to a rapidly scaling space logistics company with over $5 million in funding ...

Recognizing that space debris poses a significant threat to the functionality and safety of space technologies, KMI is developing groundbreaking approaches to mitigate this growing problem.

2023年11月6日 · With Phase II underway, KMI is poised to achieve new milestones in the realm of space debris management, bringing humanity one step closer to a safer and more sustainable orbital environment. The projects depicted are sponsored by AFWERX, a component of the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL).

2022年9月7日 · WASHINGTON — Kall Morris Inc. announced Sept. 7 it received three study contracts for debris-cleanup technologies under the Space Force’s Orbital Prime program. KMI, based in Michigan, is a...

2023年8月28日 · With space debris and rogue parts from past missions orbiting Earth for decades, the Michigan-based company is here to clear the way and secure the future of space missions. KMI’s founding traces back to Northern Michigan University, a mile down the road from the company’s headquarters today in Marquette, Michigan.