Orbit Logic, acquired by Boecore in February 2023, is a provider of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) software products and solutions for mission planning, scheduling, and space situational awareness, catering to both commercial and government clients in the aerospace and geospatial intelligence sectors. They offer software like Collection Planning & Analysis Workstation (CPAW) and STK Scheduler. Their software and services are used by organizations like NASA.
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The new Orbit Logic contract effort includes improving automated workflows and planning product generation for JPSS.
Satellite Vu, a UK satellite firm, selected Orbit Logic’s collection planning software for operation of its planned constellation of high-resolution thermal imaging satellites.
Orbit Logic will deliver software and engineering services for Satellite Vu including software configuration, training, and custom model development beginning in May 2022.
Satellite Vu selected Orbit Logic’s collection planning software for operation of its planned constellation of high-resolution thermal imaging satellites.
Orbit Logic will begin delivering software and engineering services for Satellite Vu starting in May 2022.
Orbit Logic is supporting Northrop Grumman to develop, test, and deliver the Deep-Space Advanced Radar Capability (DARC).
Users can use the same Orbit Logic account to transition between SpyMeSat mobile and web platforms to browse, preview, manage, and purchase recent high-resolution commercial satellite imagery of any location.
Orbit Logic offers services to configure, customize, and integrate its mobile, web-based, desktop, and flight software applications to provide turnkey operational solutions that leverage the latest available technologies.
Orbit Logic develops custom mobile applications based on SpyMeSat for improved situational awareness and easier data-access and tasking for specific missions.
The Orbit Logic and UMD team will use the Space Systems Laboratory facilities at UMD to refine and test Lunar FLAPPER.
Orbit Logic was awarded a Phase I Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) contract by NASA to develop a proof of concept for Lunar Fault Learning Agent for Prediction, Protection and Early Response (Lunar FLAPPER).
Orbit Logic was awarded a Phase I Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) contract from NASA to develop the On-board Swarm Control for Autonomy and Responsiveness (OSCAR) solution.
Orbit Logic partnered with ST Engineering Geo-Insights to expand the offerings within the SpyMeSat app.
Orbit Logic received a Tibbetts Award from the U.S. Small Business Administration for its SpyMeSat mobile app.
In 2010 Orbit Logic designed, developed, and tested a mobile handheld app to task the GeoEye-1 commercial high-resolution imaging satellite under a Phase I DARPA SBIR award.
NASA selected and sponsors Orbit Logic for a Phase I Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) contract to develop Space Communication Reconstruction and Mapping with Blockchain Ledgering (SCRAMBL).
Orbit Logic was awarded a Phase I Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) contract sponsored by NASA to develop SCRAMBL.