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In July 2025 the Canadian Space Agency awarded Lunar Utility Rover concept contracts to Canadensys Aerospace, MDA Space, and Mission Control.
EUMETSAT manages the MTG mission control and data distribution.
Artemis II will use radio communication primarily to talk to Mission Control.
Artemis II will have contact with Mission Control for almost the entire mission if the mission goes according to plan.
Ground mission control assessed that Shenzhou-20’s return posed safety hazards and postponed the return while activating an emergency plan.
CRC has partnered with five Canadian companies, including Eagle Flight Network, NGC Aerospace, Mission Control, Moon and Mars Industries, and Launch Canada.
Innospace's live broadcast did not include commentary, audio from mission control, or telemetry after the launch.
The Canadian Space Agency selected Canadensys Aerospace, MDA Space, and Mission Control in July 2025 to conduct initial technology studies for a Lunar Utility Rover and the three companies will split $14.6 million in funding for 18-month studies.
Mission Control is collaborating with NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory to demonstrate autonomous on-orbit computing using AI in a federated system.
Mission Control's Mission Persistence on the LEMUR-2-KRISH satellite is an example of a commercial satellite participating in the decentralized system.
The collaboration between Mission Control and JPL supports JPL’s Federated Autonomous MEasurement (FAME) demonstration.
Dr. Andrew Macdonald is the Director of AI and Autonomy at Mission Control and mission manager for Persistence.
The Lunar Utility Vehicle is currently in the technology study phase with Canadensys Aerospace, MDA Space, and Mission Control working on technology studies for the CSA.
The Canadian Space Agency awarded a total of $3.8 million to Mission Control, ABB Inc., Bornea Dynamics Ltd., and Bubble Technology Industries to advance instrument concepts supporting essential scientific activities.
iSPI+ is an AI-powered, thermal-infrared sensor being developed by Mission Control.
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) awarded $3.8 million to ABB Inc., Bornea Dynamics Ltd., Bubble Technology Industries, and Mission Control to advance instrument concepts for the Lunar Utility Rover.
In July, the Canadian Space Agency awarded three companies, including Mission Control, technology study contracts valued at $14.6 million split between them.
Mission Control was awarded up to $2 million by the Canadian Space Agency to provide its iSPI+ infrared sensing system for Canada’s Lunar Utility Rover.
This is the second contract awarded to Mission Control for the Lunar Utility Vehicle.
Mission Control launched one satellite in 2025.