
Your anomaly detection isn’t the problem
Decision architecture, not detection accuracy, is where satellite operations actually breaks — and the data is starting to say so out loud.
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Decision architecture, not detection accuracy, is where satellite operations actually breaks — and the data is starting to say so out loud.
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Adelaide-based artificial intelligence firm AICRAFT has secured backing through the Manufacturing Growth Accelerator (MGA) Program to develop next-generation electronics for spaceborne radar. In collaboration with Flinders University, the project aims […]
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Frank M. Salzgeber co-founded Nadir Space Venture after building ESA's startup incubation network and serving as Vice Governor for Space in Saudi Arabia. At SmallSat Europe, he delivers a Keynote on bridging Europe and the Middle East's emerging space economies.
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On May 4, 2026, the LINK robotic servicing spacecraft completed a rigorous slate of environmental tests at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, moving closer to a high-stakes orbital rescue mission. […]
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Diffraqtion CEO Johannes Galatsanos is building a quantum camera that promises 20x higher resolution and 1,000x faster processing than conventional optical systems. DARPA-backed, MIT-spun, first satellite targets 2028. At SmallSat Europe, he delivers a Tech Brief on EO using quantum sensing.
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Renowned physicist and science communicator Professor Brian Cox has issued a bold assessment of humanity’s trajectory, asserting that we are currently on the “edge” of a fundamental shift in our […]
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May 06, 2026 — Access Hub, in partnership with Maargin, has announced the release of a new strategic white paper titled “Designing a Frugal LEO Constellation with Integrated Orbital Micro […]
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Merek Chertkow built radiation qualification strategies at SpaceX and Blue Origin. In 2022, he founded The Radiation Team to bring that expertise to the broader market. At SmallSat Europe, he delivers a Tech Brief on modernizing radiation hardening approaches.
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The U.S. Space Force (USSF) Space Systems Command announced on Monday, May 4, the award of 20 Other Transaction Authority (OTA) agreements totaling up to $3.2 billion to a group […]
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As of today, May 5, 2026, NASA has officially submitted a filing to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) objecting to Blue Origin’s “Project Sunrise” application. The project, first revealed in […]
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