ASTM International is a global standards development organization that plays a vital role in the space industry by creating voluntary consensus standards. These standards address specifications, dimensions, and requirements for designing and operating equipment and systems in space. ASTM works with industry stakeholders like space agencies and manufacturers to ensure safety, reliability, and compatibility across space missions, covering areas such as spaceflight, launch and reentry vehicles, spaceports, and advanced manufacturing for space applications.
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Red Cat tested its Remote ID integration in New York with NUAIR acting as the independent third-party validator using ASTM International standard F3586-22 for means of compliance testing.
The skills assessment is based on the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) standards for UAS.
Workhorse passed 45 of 45 test events without failures during ASTM qualification.
The successful tests prove the AVSS parachute recovery system complies with ASTM International parachute standard F3322-18.
The project includes R&D coordination, system architecture, design, ground deployment testing, system finalization, and ASTM F3322-18 testing and certification.
The NET-RID service complies with the ASTM F3411 standard for Remote ID and Tracking, ensuring that data is secure and only necessary information is shared.
The Commercial Spaceflight Federation joined forces with ASTM International in 2016 to establish committee F47 to develop consensus standards for commercial spaceflight.