In a groundbreaking collaboration, Starris: Optimax Space Systems and TRL11 have come together to redefine space operations.

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) and Starris have signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA), expanding production of LLNL’s next-generation space domain awareness technology.

Eoptic, Inc. and Starris announce a partnering agreement to build end-to-end satellite imaging payloads.

TRL11 and Starris will join forces to build a more robust and accurate camera for spacecraft, which combines the tech needed for RPO with space domain awareness capabilities.

Eoptic Inc. and Starris: Optimax Space Systems announce a partnering agreement to build end-to-end satellite imaging payloads.

Optimax Systems Inc. continues its growth path,

adding space, employees and

markets under a new leader.  

Starris: Optimax Space Systems and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) have partnered to commercialize LLNL’s monolithic telescope technology.

Starris, powered by parent company Optimax, will enable spaceflight missions such as NASA Mars rovers and commercial space ventures.​

A precision optics company in the town of Ontario says

it can boost customer ideas into orbit in less than

one year using its space-rated modular equipment.

Starris: Optimax Space System is a space race venture to help other companies.

Ontario-based Optimax said it has optics on thousands of satellites orbiting the earth. On Tuesday, it announced a new company specifically focused on the space industry — Starris: Optimax Space Systems.

A new space optics company based in the

Rochester area is launching later this summer,

Starris: Optimax Space Systems.

Teledyne Space Imaging is collaborating with Starris Optimax Space Systems in Ontario, New York, to develop space cameras for the small satellites and lunar ecosystems.

Starris: Optimax Space Systems (Starris) and TRL11have entered into a strategic partnership to deliver innovative, intelligent full-motion video payloads capable of performing electro-optical Rendezvous Proximity Operations (RPO).

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) and Starris and have signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA), expanding production of LLNL’s next-generation space domain awareness technology

Eoptic and Starris: Optimax Space Systems have partnered to build end-to-end satellite imaging payloads.

Eoptic and Starris: Optimax Space Systems have partnered to build end-to-end satellite imaging payloads.

Eoptic Inc. and Starris announce a partnering agreement to build end-to-end satellite imaging payloads that leverage the knowledge and space heritage of both companies.

Starris: Optimax Space Systems is sharing new details

on their deal with the LLNL along with the future of the 'space economy.'

Starris: Optimax Space Systems and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) announce a commercialization partnership. ​

Optimax, a precision-optics manufacturer based in Ontario, NY, announced in early August the launch of a spinoff company focused on developing optical imaging systems and instruments for space applications.

Optimax Systems has launched a new company dedicated to applications in space. Known as “Starris: Optimax Space Systems”, the spin-out aims to deliver agile, space-qualified optical payloads that will enable customers to go from idea to launch-ready within one year.

Teledyne e2v Space Imaging is collaborating with

Starris Optimax Space Systems to develop

space cameras for small satellites and lunar ecosystems.

Rochester-based optics manufacturer Optimax is launching Starris: Optimax Space Systems, a business operating under the Optimax corporate structure. 

Agile, space-qualified optical payloads enable customers to enter booming space economy quickly with low risk. The commercialization of space is creating unprecedented opportunities for the space economy.