’tis the Season
July 4, 2024: ‘tis the season... ... for 4th of July and Canada Day celebrations! As a company founded in Houston by Canadians, US (and Texas) flags abound year-round, but early July sees a good number of Canadian flags added to the office decor as well. In true spirit we celebrated with hot dogs covered in maple syrup (not really 😊), chocolate chip cookies, and most importantly lots of good company. With [...]
Astrolab’s FLEX Rover Visits Odyssey
April 16th, 2024 – Houston, TX: Odyssey is thrilled to be working with Astrolab on their FLEX rover, which NASA recently awarded a contract to for advancing the development of the Lunar Terrain Vehicle to help Artemis astronauts explore the [...]
Space Symposium Epilogue
April 16th, 2024: It was a hectic but productive week in Colorado Springs at the 39th annual Space Symposium. Our CEO, Brian Rishikof, and Vice President, Midwest, James Pogemiller, met with current and future customers, navigated the extensive exhibition to [...]
Odyssey and the Eclipse
April 8th, 2024: It was an exciting day for many Odyssians! The total solar eclipse dazzled many of us located in Texas, since the path of totality was only a couple hours drive away from our Houston office. A few [...]
Astrolab and Odyssey Space Research Team Up
Wednesday, April 3rd: Odyssey is part of the Venturi Astrolab, Inc. (Astrolab) winning team selected to develop, test, and operate NASA's next generation lunar rover, the Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV), in partnership with NASA. Odyssey's roles include flight software development [...]
Odyssey at the Space Symposium
April 8th, 2024: Odyssey Space Research will be attending the 39th Space Symposium at The Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs from April 8th – 11th. Come find us (Brian Rishikof and Jim Pogemiller) at the Symposium and learn more about [...]
Axiom Completes its Trifecta
Feb 9th, 2024: Axiom Space (in collaboration with SpaceX) has now completed its third mission to and from the International Space Station. Its SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule, Freedom, was even the same one flown for the Axiom-2 mission less than [...]