Heat, Telemetry, and the Rise of the Self-Aware Spacecraft

As satellites take on more onboard processing, autonomy, and communications workloads, thermal management and telemetry are becoming inseparable parts of spacecraft health management. This EE Times article explores how operators use telemetry to monitor spacecraft health, why thermal conditions remain one of the most important indicators of system reliability, and how AI and predictive analytics are transforming satellite operations.

Our Jake Urbanek explains how spacecraft are evolving from passive machines into increasingly self-aware systems capable of monitoring—and eventually managing—their own health.

Read the full article on EE Times

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Ground Connectivity – Critical Mission Infrastructure

For years, ground infrastructure was treated as a coverage problem. But as constellations scale and mission timelines compress, the real constraint has shifted to reliable ground connectivity. Pass-based booking models introduce fragmentation, capacity conflicts, and manual rescheduling that mission-critical satellite...

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