News & Updates
Latest transmissions from SATELYX mission control.
How Satellite Payload Integration Works
Satellite payload integration is a controlled path from a defined flight objective and configuration to compatible interfaces, combined verification and usable evidence.
What is TASA iSPARK? Inside Taiwan's New Space Startup Accelerator
TASA opened its first space startup accelerator on 31 July. Here is what TASA iSPARK actually is, how to engage with it, and where SATELYX sits in it as a co-creation partner.
What Counts as Credible Flight Evidence?
A flight becomes useful evidence when a reviewer can connect the exact configuration, mission objective, operating context and results.
Ground Qualification Versus In-Orbit Validation
Ground qualification shows how a defined configuration responds to specified conditions. In-orbit validation adds evidence from operation in the real mission environment.
What Does an In-Orbit Demonstration Mission Cost?
A useful IOD budget starts with the mission objective and the work needed to produce credible flight evidence.
How to Prepare a Payload for an In-Orbit Demonstration Mission
A payload is ready for an IOD mission when its purpose, interfaces, evidence, risks and operating concept are clear enough to assess and integrate.
Flight Heritage: What It Means and How to Build It
Flight heritage is traceable evidence that a defined technology configuration performed in a relevant flight environment. Its value depends on context and proof.
VLEO: What Very Low Earth Orbit Changes
VLEO offers useful proximity to Earth in exchange for a much more demanding operating environment.
What Is In-Orbit Demonstration?
IOD connects a controlled flight configuration to the evidence a future mission or buyer needs.
The Agile Prime Model: From Validation to Reusable Capability
Validate the technology, document the result and make proven capability available for future missions.
Why SATELYX Exists
Good space technology needs a clearer route from prototype to flight-proven capability.