SkyTrac… Rescue Integration (SATCOM)
[SatNews] This new combo software will enable far more accurate mission planning...
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Lockheed Martin… STORMM Viewed (Tech)
[SatNews] This important orbital simulation test has been completed...
Read MoreNewpoint Systems [Integral Systems]… Driving Faster Development Time (SatCom)
[SatNews] This driver program has been expanded...
Read MoreScheduALL Hitches Up To A New Platform
[SatNews] It is critical to have newsgathering transfer seamlessly.
Read MorePrinceton Satellite Systems… All Under Control (Software)
[SatNews] Princeton Satellite Systems has released Spacecraft Control Toolbox version 9 for use with MATLAB.
Read MoreMathWorks + Swedish Space Corp… Time Is Of The Essence (Satellites)
[SatNews] MathWorks has announced that Swedish Space Corporation (SSC) reduced, by 50 percent, the development time of its Prisma project, which tests and validates guidance, navigation, and control (GNC) strategies for advanced autonomous formation flying.
Read Morea.i. solutions… Orchestrating Orbits (Application)
[SatNews] a.i. solutions has created an application that allows users to interactively design and explore satellite orbital geometry using the touch screen interface of the popular Apple iPad device.
Read MoreNational Space Symposium… Integral Systems: Transponder + Spacecraft Ops Verification With Space Network
Integral Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq:ISYS) announced at the 2010 National Space Symposium that its wholly-owned subsidiary, RT Logic, has successfully delivered its next generation Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System (TDRSS) Cross Link Simulator (TSIM) to multiple civil government and commercial customers over the past year, with additional deliveries pending.
Read MoreNational Space Symposium… Integral Systems: Enterprising SSA Solutions
Integral Systems, Inc., (NASDAQ: ISYS) wholly-owned subsidiary RT Logic will demo its SATOPS Enterprise architecture during the 26th National Space Symposium (NSS).
Read MoreNASA — Super Sim For SATCOM
NASA has unveiled an interactive computer simulation that allows virtual explorers of all ages to dock the space shuttle at the International Space Station, experience a virtual trip to Mars or a lunar impact, and explore images of star formations taken by the Hubble Space Telescope.
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