Orbital Paradigm: A Spanish space company specializing in developing small, reusable vehicles for re-entry into Earth's atmosphere. They focus on providing agile microgravity and Earth return transportation services, particularly for in-space industries. Their Kestrel spacecraft aims to offer low-acceleration, cost-effective returns with precise landings, targeting biotech and advanced materials industries.
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Paradigm's partnership with Intelsat has keenly supported the extended iDirect950 modem capability.
PIM technology remains terminal-agnostic but has led military clients to prefer Paradigm terminals for performance and reliability.
Paradigm’s General Manager, Jon Godfrey, noted an upturn in demand for their terminal range since the introduction of the Paradigm Interface Module (PIM).
The SWARM950 complements Paradigm’s existing range of terminals with TRANSEC/FIPS140-2 capability.
Paradigm has developed the PIM950, the first interface to switch between Velocity and Evolution satellite networks with the click of a button.
The Paradigm Interface Module (PIM) integrates a modem, router, satellite alignment tool, management, and power distribution into a single device.
The success of Starlink influenced many firms to adapt to a new small satellite paradigm.