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I'm John Bachelors, and I'm joined by my colleague and co-host and co-pilot, David Livingston,

of the space show, and we're very pleased to head to Low Earth Orbit with Jeremy Grymmett,

the founder and CEO of Rogue Space Systems. Jeremy's going to help us understand one aspect

of what needs to be done in Low Earth Orbit going forward forever. I read from the fall

of 2021, this is an item about the Space Force. Space Force launches orbital prime program

to spur market for on-orbit services. Described as orbital prime will focus on the emerging

market sector known as OSAM, OSAM, short for on-orbit servicing assembly and manufacturing. Jeremy,

I believe that is your introduction, you are on stage. What does Rogue Space Systems do? How do

you connect with the Space Force's ambitions? Good evening to you.

Hey, thank you so much, John, for having me. It's a great pleasure to be here.

Yeah, Rogue Space Systems simply, but we build space robots. Those space robots are designed and

engineered to deal with OSAM problems and conduct OSAM operations. One of our very first customers

orbital assembly, they're building a gravity ring in space, very large structure. We're helping

with that. The primary focus of orbital prime and the space works is to deal with space debris.

That is one of the initial four rays that we, as technologists, have to perfect to go and do all

kinds of other things in space. If we can go and deal with a non-cooperative object in space,

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