An immersive video production for the Endurance product by Infinite Orbits, highlighting its resilience and innovation in satellite technology for space environments.
Client
Infinite Orbits
Date
Mar 2024
Services
Animation, Video Production, Audio Production, Scripting
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Infinite Orbits, based in Toulouse, is a NewSpace company developing in-orbit services for GEO satellites using its proprietary Rendezvous solution and Autonomous Vision-Based Navigation. Their Endurance servicer docks with ageing satellites, takes over propulsion and extends operational life while enabling controlled, low-debris disposal.
We’ve worked with Infinite Orbits from the first Endurance film, through their logo, website visuals and mission videos, helping to build one consistent visual language for the brand. As they grew from a €12M funding round to securing over €40M to scale their GEO life-extension and inspection fleet, Endurance 2024 refreshes the original animation with updated design, refined motion and an evolved soundtrack to match a more mature platform and commercial roadmap.
With Endurance 2024, the brief was to evolve the story, not reinvent it. Stakeholders already knew the original Endurance film from 2022, so we focused on showing how the spacecraft – and the company – had moved forward: stronger hardware, refined mission modes and a clearer commercial roadmap.
We revisited the initial storyboard with the Infinite Orbits team and mapped the new mission beats: updated RPO profiles, extended life-extension scenarios, clearer disposal strategies and a stronger link to European space sovereignty. Each scene is tied to a real question from operators, agencies and investors: Is it safe? Is it compatible? How does it cut risk and cost?
The result is a roadmap that feels familiar to existing stakeholders, but clearly marks Endurance 2024 as the next step in Infinite Orbits’ journey from early concept to fully funded, European-scale in-orbit servicing.
For Endurance 2024, we upgraded our 3D rigs to reflect the current spacecraft design: new thrusters, refined structures and updated sensor suites. This let us animate more nuanced approach trajectories, attitude control and docking behaviours that mirror how the mission is planned today.
Motion graphics highlight the strengths of Infinite Orbits’ Rendezvous solution and vision-based navigation. Sensor fields of view, relative motion and orbit changes are visualised as clean overlays that support the story instead of overwhelming it.
Together, the updated rigging and graphics make Endurance feel like a mature, ready-to-fly servicer, not just a theoretical concept – in line with the company’s growing funding and mission pipeline.
For Endurance 2024, the audio is not just background – it’s part of Infinite Orbits’ identity. Across all their missions we’ve developed a recognisable sonic signature built around a delayed synthesiser motif: a clean, evolving synth line, shaped with rhythmic delay, that has become the sound of Infinite Orbits.
You can hear this theme in Endurance 22, Endurance 2024, OrbitGuard and their logo animations. Sometimes it is upfront and melodic, sometimes it is subtle and textured, but it always carries the same feel of precision, confidence and forward motion. This creates a familiar thread that links every mission film, website animation and brand touchpoint.
The result is that even with eyes closed, the audience can recognise an Infinite Orbits film. The delayed synthesiser has become part of their brand – a consistent, modern sound that ties together Endurance, OrbitGuard and the company’s wider visual and communication ecosystem.
In post-production, our job was to make Endurance 2024 feel both familiar and clearly upgraded. We preserved a few key compositions and beats from the original film, then introduced new angles, transitions and UI overlays where the mission, branding or funding story had advanced.
Colour and compositing were used to keep Endurance visually consistent across all Infinite Orbits material – from the 2022 film, to OrbitGuard, to the latest campaigns. This supports a single, recognisable visual identity across website, pitches and mission videos.
The final cut works as a stand-alone mission film and as part of a coherent visual toolkit that Infinite Orbits can reuse across presentations, funding rounds and public announcements.
Endurance 2024 is used across conferences, investor meetings, agency reviews and online channels, so the delivery package needed to be flexible and robust.
We supplied the flagship film alongside shorter edits that focus on themes such as life extension, autonomy and space sustainability, with formats tuned for different screens and platforms.
This gives Infinite Orbits a reusable mission asset that supports their move from a €12M technology round to a €40M European-scale in-orbit servicing programme – and shows how strong visual storytelling can grow alongside a fast-moving NewSpace brand.