INTEGRASYS, founded in 1990, is a software development and engineering company specializing in advanced solutions for the space industry, particularly in satellite network design, deployment, maintenance, and security. Their products include signal monitoring systems, link budget tools, interference mitigation technologies, and network automation solutions. INTEGRASYS serves commercial and defense sectors, partnering with satellite operators, service providers, telcos, governments, and organizations like the ESA and Artel.
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Integrasys uses a tracking system that receives the Orion capsule's beacon signal in S-band.
The Integrasys-NASA tracking contract has no financial compensation.
The Orion tracking project has mobilized 20 Integrasys کارکنers and about 40 people including university-affiliated staff.
Álvaro Sánchez is the CEO of Integrasys.
Integrasys signed a contract with NASA in January or February of this year to provide day-and-night tracking for the Artemis II mission.
Integrasys operates the tracking system with two small antennas at the University of Seville and the University of Vigo.
The Orion tracking project is expected to strengthen Integrasys’ position in deep-space exploration and open opportunities for future Moon and Mars missions.
NASA will use the tracking data from Integrasys to adjust navigation models and plan orbital corrections.
Integrasys will use its Mission Track technology to measure Orion’s speed, heading, and trajectory during its journey to the Moon.
Integrasys is the only Spanish company selected by NASA to track the Orion spacecraft for the Artemis II mission.
The Orion tracking project is Integrasys’ first project with NASA.
The VLEO-DEF consortium includes INTEGRASYS, SPARC, LIST, RAFINEX, EMTRONIX, GomSpace, and GRADEL from Luxembourg.
Luxembourg’s participants in the VLEO-DEF consortium include Integrasys, Sparc, List, Rafinex, Emtronix, Gradel, and Gomspace.
Richard Hadsall is Vice President of Americas at Integrasys.
Integrasys will provide Doppler-derived velocity and position data to NASA for integration into global control systems.
Integrasys operates a proprietary space domain awareness system capable of analyzing objects, trajectories, and risks.
Álvaro Sánchez is the director general of Integrasys.
Integrasys is developing projects in the United States, Norway, South Africa, Taiwan, and the Philippines.
Integrasys will monitor trajectory deviations for Artemis II during both launch phases and orbital operations.
Integrasys works with defense ministries and space agencies across multiple continents.