Vyoma is a Munich-based space situational awareness company founded in 2020 that is developing a space object monitoring system and automated satellite operations service. They leverage ground-based systems and plan to launch a constellation of observation satellites to monitor space debris in low-Earth orbit. Vyoma's services cater to satellite operators, reinsurers, space agencies, and intelligence officers, and they are a participant in EU Commission and ESA programs for Space Domain Awareness (SDA) technology development. Key partners include Safran, Aerospacelab, and EnduroSat, and associated keywords include space debris monitoring, space traffic management, and collision avoidance.
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Vyoma GmbH’s payload on ESA’s HydRON Element 3 is designed to provide real-time data on orbital threats and debris.
The spacecraft for ESA’s HydRON Element 3 will host a space domain awareness payload from Germany’s Vyoma GmbH.
The HydRON Element 3 satellite will carry optical communication terminal hardware from Tesat, Mbryonics, and Astrolight and a space situational awareness payload from Vyoma.
The HydRON Element 3 mission will integrate a space situational awareness payload from Vyoma GmbH.
Kepler will work with Astrolight, Tesat, Mbryonics, and Vyoma under the HydRON test contract.
EnduroSat has delivered more than 60 satellites and counts customers including IBM, Vyoma, and Neuraspace.
Vyoma provides collision warnings through an easy-to-understand interface.
Vyoma's platform assists in planning optimal avoidance maneuvers.
Vyoma's Collision Avoidance Platform combines digital space twin technology with actionable information tailored for satellite operators.
Vyoma screens trajectories against the entire background population.
Vyoma employs a specialized workforce of over 30 engineers and scientists.
Vyoma provides real-time space traffic management services in congested orbits around Earth.
Vyoma enables users to task on-demand tracking campaigns.
Vyoma allows users to predict ground-station passes for communication windows.
Vyoma will mirror ESA operations on collision avoidance and validate its own optimal maneuver solutions.
Vyoma is based in Munich and leverages ground-based and soon space-based data for automated satellite operations.
Vyoma offers full automation of satellite operations.
Vyoma was officially founded in August 2020.
Vyoma's operations services include detection of close approaches between satellites and debris and optimization of maneuvers.
ESA is granting Vyoma access to the Conjunction Data Messages and CAM solutions of up to five Earth Explorer missions.