Autonomy Platform
for satellite integrators and operators to eliminate risks and enable new capabilities
Tools that enable autonomy
Mission Design Simulator
Digital Twin for your space missions. A perfect tool to simulate complex missions in real-time photorealistic environment with the ability to generate synthetic data for AI/ML applications.
Vision Based Navigation
An autonomous navigation system for satellites enabling them to perform complex maneuvers in space.
Robohands
An autonomous space robotics software solution that enables debris removal, in-orbit servicing, assembly and manufacturing missions.
Mission Design Simulator
Digital Twin for your space missions
- Photo-realistic, physically accurate 3D simulation environment
- Run navigation and robotics algorithms in real-time
- Train and test vision based autonomous systems for space operations
- Generate synthetic image datasets for various space mission scenarios
- Combine multi-body dynamics with accurate orbital mechanics to simulate complex missions
- Seamlessly integrate into existing development and testing pipelines using MATLAB/Simulink, STK and other standard tools
Vision Based Navigation
- Perform autonomous navigation including rendezvous and docking
- Enhance missions requiring robotic manipulation
- Adapt to multiple real-world scenarios utilizing a simple workflow
Robohands
Together with our partners, at the forefront of space robotics technology, we are working to provide an off-the-shelf solution for performing various missions requiring complex robotic manipulation in space including berthing, replacement of satellite parts, refueling, and in-orbit assembly.
COMING SOON
Partners
We have successfully completed a contract with the European Space Agency (ESA contract no. 4000129951) to develop the core part of Mission Design Simulator.
The German Aerospace Center is helping us develop the VBN system use case scenarios for asteroid mapping applications including performing validation and verification tests in specialized GNC facilities.
The SnT team from University of Luxembourg is our main partner in bridging the gap between research and industry in order to commercialize autonomous and robotics technologies for space application.
World class researchers from the University of Adelaide are helping us improve our Deep Learning algorithms – a crucial part of our Vision Based Navigation system.
Your next mission can be autonomous.
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