Mission Control Space Services is a Canadian company specializing in developing advanced software and AI solutions for the space industry. They offer services like robotic control, autonomous vehicles, and planetary rovers, with their Spacefarer™ software designed for simplifying mission development and operations. They partner with organizations like the Canadian Space Agency, European Space Agency, and have worked with companies like ispace and Spire Global. Their work focuses on enabling new scientific and commercial opportunities on the Earth, Moon, Mars, and beyond.
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ESA and GomSpace Luxembourg signed a contract valued at 1,500,000 EUR for continued development of GomSpace’s HOOP mission control system.
About 40 minutes after separation from ULA’s Vulcan rocket, Peregrine’s propulsion system will activate and begin receiving commands from Astrobotic’s Mission Control Center.
About 40 minutes after separation from ULA’s Vulcan rocket, Peregrine’s propulsion system will activate and begin receiving commands from Astrobotic’s Mission Control Center.
Axiom Space intends to equip its mission control center (MCC-A) with cloud capabilities from AWS.
The EIRSAT-1 student team is preparing to operate the satellite from Mission Control at University College Dublin.
Commands and data for the micro rover will be sent and received via the Mission 2 lander to the mission control center.
EUMETSAT has developed sophisticated ground systems in high-tech mission control centers at its Darmstadt headquarters to operate the Metop-SG spacecraft and to receive, process, disseminate, and archive their data.
Commands and data for the micro rover will be sent and received from mission control via the Mission 2 lander.
Saber Astronautics develops next-generation space mission control software created by a team with expertise in space operations, systems control, user experience, and robotics.
The first launch site at Andøya Spaceport includes a launch pad, payload integration facilities, and a mission control center built to Isar Aerospace’s specifications.
Astrobotic's Mission Control Center (AMCC) will take control of the Peregrine lunar lander after it separates from the ULA rocket.
Astrobotic's Mission Control Center will take control of Peregrine once it separates from the ULA rocket.
Astrobotic's Mission Control Center will take control of Peregrine after its separation from the ULA rocket.
Telespazio Germany will provide ground segment and mission control capabilities for the cooperation through its EASE-Rise platform.
Telespazio Germany will provide ground segment and mission control capabilities for the cooperation through its EASE-Rise platform.
LeoLabs supported the Aeolus assisted reentry as a tracking partner and received ephemeris data from ESA Mission Control prior to and after each maneuver.
Argotec’s Mission Control Center recorded LICIACube performing an asteroid fly-by at 7 km per second, or more than 15,1046 km per hour, under fully autonomous navigation.
LeoLabs received ephemeris data from ESA Mission Control prior to and after each de-orbit maneuver for Aeolus.
ispace obtained the HAKUTO-R Mission 1 flight data at its Mission Control Center in Nihonbashi, Tokyo.
As of 2023-04-26, the HAKUTO-R Mission Control Center had not been able to confirm the success of the HAKUTO-R Mission 1 Lunar Lander.