Starport Space aims to create a standardized in-space transportation and containerization solution composed of two core elements: palletized logistics containers and space cargo transporters. Such standardization is imperative to enabling a plurality—if not a majority—of future space stations to adopt common interfaces for space-to-space cargo transfer over time.
In the near-term, Starport Space is building the interoperability layer that makes inter‑station cargo transfer repeatable: standardized containers, an acceptance data package, and ops playbook that reduce station integration burden.
Our strategy is staged in the following way:
Stage 1 — Standards, Acceptance, and Ops Playbook (near term)
Stage 2 — Hardware scale-up into transporter
Stage 3 — Network effects when multi‑station logistics becomes a marketplace, especially after the establishment of a "space inventory" and Earth-independent production capabilities
The long‑term vision is to make space‑to‑space cargo movement as practical and scalable as container shipping — starting with the standards that make interoperability possible.
