We Don’t Build Science Projects.
We Build Infrastructure.
At TerQuis, we believe that for space to remain open for business, it needs to be treated like any other high-traffic environment: it needs a reliable utility service. While the industry has focused on bespoke, multi-million-pound experiments, TerQuis was founded to provide the "dirty work". The high-volume, low-cost removal of legacy debris and dead satellites that currently clog our most valuable orbital real estate.
Taking junk out of orbit isn't a scientific breakthrough; it's a logistical necessity. It may not be "exciting" work, but it is the essential work required to ensure the next generation of technological advances can safely reach orbit. We are here because in a crowded sky, one orbital crash is one too many.
BORN ON A NOTEPAD, BUILT FOR ORBIT.
The TerQuis journey began with a simple sketch of an "Octopus in Space" on a notepad. We realised that the rigid, magnetic, or adhesive capture systems of the past were too limited for a diverse orbital environment; we envisioned a biological approach, a way to wrap around any object regardless of its shape or size.
Our DNA is rooted in high-volume industrial manufacturing. By applying the same assembly-line logic used in the automotive sector to aerospace hardware, we are stripping away the "boutique" costs of space sustainability, turning a biological concept into an industrialised utility.
From the Assembly Line to the Orbital Hive..
“We aren't just building a satellite; we are building an industrialised ecosystem. Starting with the Sweep and scaling to the Orbital Hive, to ensure the sky remains open for the next generation.” Chris Hazell - Founder
What Drives Us
Industrial Scale
We design for mass production from day one, ensuring our services are priced for commercial reality, not government budgets.
Space Stewardship
We are motivated by the "Kessler Syndrome"; the very real threat that a single collision could close the orbital highway forever. We are here to stop the cascade.
Operational Simplicity
Our Spira Interface is designed to work with what is already in orbit. We adapt to the debris so our customers don't have to.
Economic Enablement
We clear the "ghost slots" of the past so that the innovators of tomorrow have the room they need to launch.