Orbital Assembly

Orbital Assembly Corporation (OAC) is a leader in the race to make space available to everyone by building the Voyager-class of Space Stations – a gravity simulating on-orbit habitation environments for leisure, commercial and industrial activities. OAC is working towards becoming one of the world’s most extensive space development companies, and a leader in industrial space development. We are striving to enable humanity with the ability to work, play and thrive in the space ecosystem. The company has developed the technology and capabilities to build structures in space at an exponentially lower cost than to build them on Earth and transport them.

Commercialization of space is accelerating. Investing in OAC is investing in early space industry development.
The Future Is In Rotation.™ OAC aims to create large scale artificial gravity space stations. Other industry players are focused on the resources of times past, with designs to recreate the same microgravity platforms that have been used for the last 48 years.
We believe OAC is positioned to take advantage of, and dominate, a market that is projected to be worth $60 billion per year within a few years.
OAC is tapping into a massive space tourism market that has been repressed by high launch costs for the last 60 years. OAC aims to provide a comfortable and healthy environment using a modular approach at scale, and we believe we will be able to offer unparalleled luxury accomodations at a much lower cost compared to other commercial stations.

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Rhonda Stevenson, CEO, President
As president and chief executive officer, Rhonda Stevenson is leading the team at Orbital Assembly Corporation (OAC) to drive sustainable commercial innovation in the space habitation and construction industry.

Dr. Tom Spilker, CTO, VP of Engineering, VP of Space Systems Architecture Design
Dr. Tom Spilker, a co-founder of Orbital Assembly Corporation (OAC), leads OAC’s space systems development for several projects, including the near-term Gravity Ring and the Voyager Space Station.

Timothy Alatorre, NCARB, LEED AP, COO, CFO, Chair of Board, VP of Business Administration, VP of Habitation Architectural Design
Tim Alatorre NCARB, a founder of Orbital Assembly Corporation, brings more than 20 years of experience in business management, engineering, habitat design, and programming to his roles as chief operating officer and vice president of habitation design.