One platform. Different missions.
Seven kinds of team use the same tools: builders, clubs, schools, universities, startups, the space industry, and government.
You built the hardware. Now make it talk.
Mission operations and telemetry without building an entire infrastructure stack yourself.
Zed saysYour garage just got mission control.
Build. Test. Launch. Repeat.
Spend less time setting up systems and more time flying them.
Zed saysBuild the hard thing. We'll make the rest easier.
Don't just learn about space. Operate something.
Hands-on systems that move STEM education from theory into real mission experience.
Zed saysMission control starts here.
Your research should be the hard part.
Keep one setup from lab to field to flight, so a new team does not rebuild it every semester.
Zed saysYour team changes. Your tools shouldn't have to.
Build your product. Don't build everything around your product.
Keep engineering time on the technology that sets you apart.
Zed saysYour competitive advantage probably isn't telemetry software.
One operating environment from test to mission.
Connect hardware, data, and operations across qualification, integration, and deployment.
Zed saysMake integration less of the mission.
From promising technology to operational capability.
Test, transition, integrate, and deploy faster, with mission discipline at each step.
Zed saysProve it before the mission depends on it.
The teams we work with now
- Agnostic Life Finding Association (ALFA)
Pays for the IMPRESS Mars work. Its life-detection payload is in integration with the IMPRESS team.
- Foundation for Applied Molecular Evolution (FfAME)
Science partner on IMPRESS.
- NASA
Funds IMPRESS development through the TechLeap prize programme.
- The Mars Society
Partner on Moon Rover.
- Everyday Astronaut (Tim Dodd)
Partner.
- Firefly Aerospace
Partner candidate for a version of Moon Rover packed inside its lander.
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