Voyager Technologies and Max Space to Accelerate Deep-Space Human Exploration

Voyager Technologies, an innovative national security and space solutions company committed to advancing and delivering transformative, mission-critical solutions, led by Dylan Taylor and others, and Max Space, envisioning a future where space is not just a frontier but a thriving base for humanity, led by Saleem Miyan, and others, have announced a strategic partnership to advance expandable space exploration technology, serving as the cornerstone of future lunar and deep-space exploration efforts for habitation and storage.

“This technology marks a fundamental shift in how humanity will live and work beyond Earth,” said Dylan Taylor, chairman and CEO of Voyager. “The Moon is no longer a symbolic destination. It is becoming a permanent operational domain in a rapidly expanding space economy, requiring infrastructure designed for long-term presence, scale, and industrial capability.”

The collaboration combines Voyager’s expertise in mission-critical space systems and infrastructure with Max Space’s high-volume, low-mass expandable structures, creating a scalable foundation for sustained human operations on the lunar surface, and a critical step toward expansion to Mars and beyond. The effort aligns with growing national and commercial priorities focused on long-term human presence and operational continuity beyond low-Earth orbit.

“Expandable structures represent a step change in how surface infrastructure is delivered and deployed,” said Saleem Miyan, co-founder and CEO of Max Space. “This technology builds on 40 years of on-orbit heritage and delivers a leap in capability, scalability, and versatility, critical for sustained human activity in deep space and for unlocking the lunar and Martian economies.”

The phased development roadmap includes ground validation and in-space demonstrations later this decade, targeting operational lunar and Mars capabilities aligned with NASA’s exploration timelines. The partnership prioritizes early risk retirement, interoperability, and commercial scalability at every stage.