On this episode of the Constellations Podcast, we look at how satellite communications are being impacted by laser terminals. Bulent Altan, CEO of Mynaric, explains why laser terminal technology is one of the more prominent disruptors entering the global communications market.
On this episode of the Constellations Podcast, we'll discuss the business of being an end-to-end spacecraft company. A lot of the actual hardware being deployed in smallsats, had its start in ground-based IT. We'll also talk about the unique opportunities in smallsat, including the ability to rideshare.
The U.S. Space Force's office is focused on disruptive and asymmetric capabilities. Dr. Costa describes the challenge of commercial companies designing an asset to do different things that were not necessarily envisioned for that asset. The more innovative industry can be, the more the Space Force can partner with them.
The proliferation of constellations and taking advantage of different orbital regimes means there are consequences from an orbit phenomenology standpoint. Learn about sharing data and the different levels of access permissions that should be addressed so that the right data is always available to the right people.
A projected 50,000 satellite constellation will turn to AI to manage and enhance constellation management, security and utilization. In this Constellations Podcast, we examine the growing impact Artificial Intelligence is having on LEO constellations and how they can help satellites understand what they can and cannot do.
Hear Lluc Palerm, Consultant at NSR and Chris Boyd, Vice President of Product Management at Kratos discuss new market opportunities where satellite can extend today’s global communication networks.
The concept of intellectual property is complex but critical to foster innovation in all industries. But how does it work in space?
During this episode, Carol Craig, Founder and CEO of Sidus Space, will discuss her definition of "space-as-a-service" and all that it includes.
On this Constellations Podcast, we'll discuss how NASA is looking to work with industry and adopt commercial solutions that support their infrastructure for near-earth operations.
