Covers the initial first phase after launch to help operators locate their satellites, establish contact, acquire their orbits, assess system health, and execute early maneuvers to ensure a smooth transition into mission operations.

Once a mission is underway, precise navigation and orbit management become critical. This includes satellite health monitoring, orbit determination and propagation, station-keeping, pass prediction, GNSS-based state estimation, orbit phasing, attitude and re-entry prediction to ensure stability and control throughout the mission.

When collision risks arise, rapid screening and timely evasive planning keep missions safe. This includes monitoring for debris, risk assessment, and the execution of avoidance maneuvers or end-oflife strategies to protect assets and ensure mission continuity.

Guide a satellite to approach, dock, or inspect another satellite with precision navigation and real-time control, enabling safe and reliable proximity operations.