Space software companies
Generate flight evidence without creating a standalone mission organisation. Best for ground-proven autonomy, onboard AI, SDA, middleware and edge applications.
Solutions
Validate the software behaviour your next decision depends upon.
FlightLab campaigns are designed around a specific workload, decision trigger and evidence requirement.
Audience pathways
Where orbital evidence changes the conversation.
Defence and government
Create shared infrastructure for repeatable commercial technology maturation and independent assessment.
Primes and integrators
Evaluate third-party software before accepting it into larger mission architectures.
Orbital operators
Receive bounded, documented and ground-accepted workloads through a disciplined interface.
Initial workload classes
Bounded software. Clear measures. Inspectable outcomes.
Satellite autonomy
Decision latency, degraded-mode behaviour, fault response and recovery.
Onboard AI inference
Latency, output stability, utilisation and memory demand.
Space-domain awareness
Throughput, determinism, resource use and anomaly handling.
Data compression + triage
Downlink avoided, information retained and processing time.
Flight middleware
Messaging, isolation, restart behaviour and resource management.
Scientific autonomy
Experiment orchestration, anomaly detection and selective downlink.
Controlled boundary
The first campaign is intended for bounded, non-operational workloads using approved or synthetic inputs. It will not host classified mission data, live operational targeting functions or unapproved command authority.
The next controlled step
Do not build an entire space mission to answer one software question.
Start with a bounded workload, a defined evidence requirement and a clear decision trigger.