Mission planning
Connect activities, constraints, assets, procedures, and decision records in a planning environment.
Space and mission systems
Mission software for the next operating environment.
We build software for mission planning, telemetry, ground operations, simulation, satellite data, and the teams shaping space programs.
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WHAT WE BUILD
Space and mission systems capabilities
Complex mission information becomes useful when data, people, systems, and decisions meet in one practical operating surface.
- 01Mission, launch, and ground-operations interfaces
- 02Telemetry, simulation, and digital twins
- 03Satellite data and geospatial products
- 04Mission planning systems for lunar and Mars programmes
Typical uses
Mission software development for planning, telemetry, satellite data, and ground operations. We work on the software layer with the mission team and its domain specialists.
Telemetry and ground operations
Help operators inspect incoming data, identify exceptions, and preserve context across a handover.
Satellite and geospatial products
Turn mission or Earth-observation data into searchable tools, maps, APIs, and customer-facing applications.
Project inputs
and deliverables
Bring mission objectives, interface definitions, representative telemetry, operational constraints, and the people responsible for mission decisions. Early concepts can begin with a software feasibility study.
A scoped engagement can include
- Mission workflows and interface requirements
- Telemetry adapters and data definitions
- Planning or ground-operation application surfaces
- Recorded-data replay and simulation checks
- Release documentation and operator handover
Before we begin.
Do you manufacture spacecraft or launch vehicles?
SpaceTech7 focuses on software. Spacecraft imagery on this site illustrates the domain; a software engagement is scoped around planning, data, applications, or ground operations.
Can you work on an early mission concept?
Yes. A study can explore workflows, interface contracts, data assumptions, and a demonstrator. Readiness for a live mission requires the mission team’s testing and acceptance process.
Can live and recorded telemetry use the same interface?
Where the data contract allows it, a replay mode can support development, training, and investigation. We define timing, quality flags, missing data, and state transitions explicitly.